The Work
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| Initial release | March 11, 2017 |
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| Box office | 5,853 USD |
| Directors | Jairus McLeary |
| Composers | Adrian Miller |
| Languages | English Language |
| Produced by | Alice Henty |
| Eon McLeary | |
| Jairus McLeary | |
| Miles McLeary | |
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| ID | 2450279 |
About The Work
The Work is a 2017 American documentary film following three civilians on a four-day group therapy retreat with Folsom State Prison inmates. The film is the directorial debut of Jairus McLeary and was co-directed by Gethin Aldous.
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UAE general accused of torture elected Interpol president
A general from The United Arab Emirates who has been accused of complicity in torture has been elected as president of the global police agency Interpol.
Ahmed Nasser al-Raisi, inspector general of the UAE's interior ministry, will serve a four-year term in the part-time and unpaid role.
Human Rights groups had lobbied against his candidacy, accusing him of.
Gen Raisi rejects the allegations.
The UAE's foreign ministry said he " strongly believes that the abuse or mistreatment by police is abhorrent and intolerable".
Gen Raisi was elected Interpol's president after three rounds of voting by member states at The Agency 's General Assembly in Istanbul, Turkey.
His duties will include chairing meetings of the executive committee, which supervises The Work of Secretary General Jürgen Stock . Mr Stock is a full-time official who oversees the day-to-day running of Interpol.
Gen Raisi tweeted that and promised to " build a more transparent, diverse, and decisive organisation that works to ensure safety for all".
In a separate statement, he declared that the UAE was " one of The World 's safest places" and that The Gulf Arab state continued to be the " most important force for positive change in The World 's most difficult region".
But The Campaign group Human Rights Watch's Gulf researcher, Hiba Zayadin, called it. She Said The General was " a representative of arguably The Most authoritarian government in The Gulf , one that equates peaceful dissent with terrorism".
The election was also condemned by The British academic Matthew Hedges, who has that accuses Gen Raisi and three other senior UAE officials of being involved in the false imprisonment and torture he allegedly suffered in the UAE in 2018.
The Inevitable election of Raisi to Interpol presidency is a serious attack on the values it stands for. His complicity in systematic torture and abuse is legitimised through Interpol and gives a Green Light to other authoritarian states that they can act without impunity
— Matthew Hedges (@Mhedgesh) The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.Lawyers acting on behalf of The Gulf Centre for Human Rights (GCHR) have also recently.
The Group has accused him of involvement in what it alleges is the unlawful arrest and torture of the UAE's most prominent Human Rights defender, Ahmed Mansoor , who was detained in 2017 and later sentenced to 10 Years in prison for " defaming" the country on Social Media .
UAE Presidential Adviser Anwar Gargash said the accusations were part of an " organised and intense smear and defamation campaign" that the election had now " crushed on The Rock of truth".
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To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, Matthew Hedges says mental scars will affect him for yearsSource of news: bbc.com
