World’s most dangerous Torture Techniques
Discussing torture methods, particularly ones that are extremely cruel and dangerous, can be disturbing. But these do not involve any killing. It's important to remember that torture is illegal and unethical under international law and violates basic human rights. Here are some historical examples of such methods:
Waterboarding: This technique involves immobilizing a person on their back and pouring water over their face to simulate drowning. It induces a sensation of drowning and can cause extreme physical and psychological distress.
Electric Shock Torture: Victims are subjected to electric shocks through electrodes attached to various parts of their body. This can cause excruciating pain, muscle spasms, and long-term damage to the nervous system.
The Rack: This device stretches...