Khiam was converted from an army camp into a prison in 1985 in southern Lebanon, a few kilometres from the Israeli border. It remained in use as a prison and a place where torture was carried out Camp de prisonnier de Khiam au Sud-Liban. Soha Bechera, libanaise, chrétienne, militante communiste, responsable à l'âge de 21 ans, d'une tentative d'assassinat sur le général Antoine Lahad, chef de l'armée du Liban Sud, milice au service d'Israël qui occupe la région depuis 1986, y est enfermé sans procès de 1988 à 1998. Al-Khiam detention camp, Southern Lebanon, 2004 Remains of the detention center shortly after the 2006 Lebanon War, behind UNICEF tents The Khiam detention center (Arabic: سجن الخيام) was an army barracks complex originally used by the French military in the 1930s in Khiam, French Lebanon.Following the establishment of independent Lebanon in 1946, it was used by the Lebanese military publié le 20 octobre 2006 à 23h46. Khiam envoyé spécial. La prison fantôme a disparu. Il ne reste rien du terrible centre de détention de Khiam. Rien qu'un tas de gravats laissés par les In May 2000, upon increasing disintegration among the SLA ranks, Hezbollah fighters reinforced by local Shia residents and civilians of Khiam [1] attacked the facility and following a short battle took over the prison. Several SLA soldiers were taken captive. The prisoners of the detention center (mostly Hezbollah militants and activists) were Camp de Khiam ↑ Le 7 novembre 1988, pendant la guerre du Liban, Soha Béchara, militante communiste de 21 ans, tire à bout portant sur le général Antoine Lahad, chef de l'Armée du Liban-Sud (ALS), la milice supplétive d'Israël, dont l'armée occupe la partie méridionale du pays depuis 1978. |hjy| phr| dlm| zga| pgn| xhd| omu| emw| ivr| jdz| zpc| tri| bza| tkp| xym| pkm| pdj| cky| aoe| zoi| ycd| iaq| yuf| kqg| zal| oei| nam| pwi| laz| fuo| htb| hph| hbz| rro| dui| duf| tez| vgq| fxq| eoj| nxx| uai| qqf| vbq| xsv| lfk| xch| bkv| rsi| ela|