The photos showing the inside of an ISIS courthouse where some of
the world's most brutal sentences were handed out to terrified
prisoners. Defendants at the building in the Iraqi city of Fallujah were
locked up in tiny, iron cages before being hauled before extremist
'judges' for trials.
Horrifically, these cramped cages were built in different shapes - so
the men and women inside them were forced to either stand, kneel or curl
up.
They were also positioned in the same dilapidated room, close to the
court where many of the prisoners would later be sentenced to a violent
death.
The defendants, mostly 'innocent locals' and security personnel, were
eventually released from their makeshift cells to be tried for their
'crimes'.
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