Thirty-three years after the publication of '100 Days in Ansar Detention Camp,' a new and revised edition is presented to the public. While the book covers a period of history, some of which is now in the past, rereading it reveals that its events and details remain current, standing before you in other places, prisons, and countries.

The executioner is the same, the torture is the same, and the degradation of human dignity is the same; what has changed is the evolution of the technology of killing, execution, and torture. As you read the book, you delve into its lines, leap over its wires and valleys, and find yourself among its madmen, still a prisoner in a tent sharing an egg, a slap, or a tear with ten or more people. You are still a lost corpse, a rag, the remains of bones in a cemetery, a handful of dust chased by clouds. You are still just a number in a census.

From the introduction.

• Publishing House: Dar Al Farabi for Publishing and Distribution
• Number of Pages: 264
• Year of Publication: 2017