Name: He told the world about his brutal torture in Syria. Then, mysteriously, he went back.
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He told the world about his brutal torture in Syria. Then, mysteriously, he went back.

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Mazen al-Hamada. (Miguel Bueno/FIFDH)هلأ إنت نازل على دمشق، إنت شو حيصير فيك بعد ما تنزل؟ فوراً حتُعتَقَل إنت شو مفكّر حالك يا مازن؟So, you’re going to Damascus now. What will happen to you once you get there? You will get arrested immediately. Who do you think you are, Mazen?.معلش، إن شاء الله خير أُختي. إنتي توكلي على الله، هو إلّي الله كاتبه بدّه يصيرEverything will be all right, sister, God willing. Whatever God wants will happen.— أنا عمI am —.ادعيلنا بس إن شاء اللهJust pray for me, God willing..أنا عم بنصحك العمل هاد جداً سيء يا مازن إلّي عم تعمله. أنا عم بنصحكI am advising you that...

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