<p>Jeffrey Carlson, best&nbsp;known for playing a transgender character named Zoe in the daytime soap opera <em>All My Children</em>, has&nbsp;passed away at the age of 48. The news was confirmed by actress Susan Hart on her Facebook page on July 7, stating that Carlson is no more.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Her post read, "For those who haven't received the news yet, I'm very sorry to share that Jeffrey has passed away."</p>

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<p>As Jeffrey's fans and loved ones mourned, Susan in her other post said, "No words to express my gratitude for all of you who shared condolences for Jeffrey. Response so overwhelming I literally cannot respond to each of you while grieving.. please know the gratitude I feel is huge… Thank you… please send any photos you have! I don’t have many…."</p>

<p>The Shakespeare theatre company paid its respect to the actor stating his performance is most recognised in the roles of Free for All in 2008, Lorenzaccio in 2005 and Romeo and Juliet performed in 2016.</p>

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<p><strong>Jeffrey Carlson's Early Life and Career</strong></p>

<p>Born on 23 June 1975 in Long Beach, California, Jeffrey&nbsp;was an American actor and singer. His mother named him Jeffrey because she was a huge fan of the <em>All My Children</em>&nbsp;character "Jeff Martin."</p>

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<p>His acting career began in 2002 when he&nbsp;debuted on Broadway in Edward Albee's The Goat or Who is Sylvia and in 2003 he also appeared in the Broadway revival of Tartuffe.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In 2004, Jeffrey was also nominated for the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical for the role of Marilyn in Taboo.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In 2007, during an interview, Carlson on playing the role of a transgender said, "Members of the transgender community are talking with the regular posters on the All My Children chat rooms." He added that how he met several people in the community and he understood that after talking to them, he felt he had it in him to make them feel comfortable.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>How did Jeffrey Carlson die?</strong></p>

<p>Till now, the cause of death has not been revealed.</p>

<p><strong>Jeffrey Carlson's Net Worth</strong></p>

<p>The net worth of late actor Jeffrey Carlson, according to media outlet The Distin, is between $1 million and $5 million.&nbsp;</p>

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Jeffrey Carlson, best known for playing a transgender character named Zoe in the daytime soap opera All My Children, has passed away at the age of 48. The news was confirmed by actress Susan Hart on her Facebook page on July 7, stating that Carlson is no more.

Jeffrey Carlson, best known for playing a transgender character named Zoe in the daytime soap opera All My Children, has passed away at the age of 48. The news was confirmed by actress Susan Hart on her Facebook page on July 7, stating that Carlson is no more. Her post read, "For those who haven't received the news yet, I'm very sorry to share that Jeffrey has passed away." Also read | Amid high glamour Barbie premiere in Los Angeles, director Greta supports writers' strike As Jeffrey's fans and loved ones mourned, Susan in her other post said, "No words to express my gratitude for all of you who shared condolences for Jeffrey. Response so overwhelming I literally cannot respond to each of you while grieving.. please know the gratitude I feel is huge… Thank you… please send any photos you have! I don’t have many…." The Shakespeare theatre company paid its respect to the actor stating his performance is most recognised in the roles of Free for All in 2008, Lorenzaccio in 2005 and Romeo and Juliet performed in 2016. “I can see a legend in you” ❤️ Jeffrey Carlson ❤️ I’m so sorry to hear of the loss of a such a talent, and a man who was so sweet and kind to me. It was such a privilege to perform with and meet him. Rest well, beautiful soul xxx pic.twitter.com/lQBejjCJip — Matthew Rowland (@matthewrowlandx) July 9, 2023 × RIP Jeffrey Carlson, 48, exposed-nerve star of Broadway (Billy in The Goat, Marilyn in Taboo) and TV (the groundbreaking trans character Zoe on All My Children). A powerful actor and a painful loss. pic.twitter.com/ZdZdmlKtTP — Adam Feldman (@FeldmanAdam) July 9, 2023 × Deeply, deeply sad about the passing of my friend and teacher Jeffrey Carlson. I really think some people cannot be contained in one life or one form or in the struggle being so brilliant in a dark timeline. Jeffrey changed the landscape even if he doesn’t get credit for it. pic.twitter.com/6E2a0uE85j — Alyssa❄️Thordarson🇮🇸 (@alyssathorhamar) July 9, 2023 × Jeffrey Carlson's Early Life and Career Born on 23 June 1975 in Long Beach, California, Jeffrey was an American actor and singer. His mother named him Jeffrey because she was a huge fan of the All My Children character "Jeff Martin." Also read | Taylor Russell spotted at Harry Styles' concert amid dating rumours His acting career began in 2002 when he debuted on Broadway in Edward Albee's The Goat or Who is Sylvia and in 2003 he also appeared in the Broadway revival of Tartuffe. In 2004, Jeffrey was also nominated for the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actor in a Musical for the role of Marilyn in Taboo. In 2007, during an interview, Carlson on playing the role of a transgender said, "Members of the transgender community are talking with the regular posters on the All My Children chat rooms." He added that how he met several people in the community and he understood that after talking to them, he felt he had it in him to make them feel comfortable. How did Jeffrey Carlson die? Till now, the cause of death has not been revealed. Jeffrey Carlson's Net Worth The net worth of late actor Jeffrey Carlson, according to media outlet The Distin, is between $1 million and $5 million. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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<p>Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, the first UN special rapporteur granted access to Cuba's Guantanamo Bay detention facility has called on the US government to provide rehabilitation treatment to the men it detained in the aftermath of 9/11.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In an interview with The Guardian, Ní Aoláin said the US, which operated the inhumane facility, had the responsibility to redress the harms it inflicted on its Muslim torture victims. He said the Biden administration needs to repair the detainees' severe physical and psychological injuries and meet commitments under the international law.</p>

<p>She said existing medical treatment was inefficient to deal with multiple problems such as traumatic brain injuries, permanent disabilities, sleep disorders, flashbacks and untreated post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).</p>

<p>“These men are all survivors of torture, a unique crime under international law, and in urgent need of care," she told the publication.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Torture breaks a person, it is intended to render them helpless and powerless so that they cease to function psychologically, and in my conversations both with current and former detainees I observed the harms it caused.”</p>

<p>Ní Aoláin said the failure of the US authorities to provide medical care had a cruel, inhuman and other long-term impact on the prisoners.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“Without exception, each individual I met exhibits medical conditions relating to the physical harm they experienced from rendition and torture, or profound psychological distress such as anxiety, depression, extreme trauma and suicidal ideation,” she added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>“The US has some of the best torture treatment facilities and capability in the world, it exports it to others.&nbsp;But regrettably that hasn’t been used for the men currently detained at Guantánamo, and not a single man who has been released from the detention facility has had adequate rehabilitation.”</p>

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<p>Notably, it was in February that&nbsp;Ní Aoláin was granted access to the detention centre where 30 men are still held today.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Based on her four-day visit, she filed a comprehensive 23-page report and submitted it to the UN Human Rights Council. In the report,&nbsp;Ní Aoláin emphasised that while the 2001 attacks were indeed crimes against humanity, the subsequent use of torture and rendition by the US against alleged perpetrators and their associates constituted a grave breach of international human rights law</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/landmark-visit-reveals-guantanamo-detainees-subjected-to-cruel-treatment-says-first-un-investigator-609058" target="_blank"><strong>Also read | First UN investigator at US detention facility Guantanamo exposes cruel treatment of detainees</strong></a></p>

<p>The report says that in every meeting the UN Special Rapporteur &nbsp;(SR) held with a detainee or a former detainee, she was told "with great regret" that she had arrived "too late" while referring to the systemic torture, "cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment inflicted over time".</p>

<p>"The US government is under a continued obligation to ensure accountability, make full reparation for the injuries caused, and offer appropriate guarantees of non-repetition for violations committed post-9/ 11," the UN report said.</p>

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Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, the first UN special rapporteur granted access to Cuba's Guantanamo Bay detention facility has called on the US government to provide rehabilitation treatment to the men it detained in the aftermath of 9/11.

Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, the first UN special rapporteur granted access to Cuba's Guantanamo Bay detention facility has called on the US government to provide rehabilitation treatment to the men it detained in the aftermath of 9/11. In an interview with The Guardian, Ní Aoláin said the US, which operated the inhumane facility, had the responsibility to redress the harms it inflicted on its Muslim torture victims. He said the Biden administration needs to repair the detainees' severe physical and psychological injuries and meet commitments under the international law. She said existing medical treatment was inefficient to deal with multiple problems such as traumatic brain injuries, permanent disabilities, sleep disorders, flashbacks and untreated post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). “These men are all survivors of torture, a unique crime under international law, and in urgent need of care," she told the publication. “Torture breaks a person, it is intended to render them helpless and powerless so that they cease to function psychologically, and in my conversations both with current and former detainees I observed the harms it caused.” Ní Aoláin said the failure of the US authorities to provide medical care had a cruel, inhuman and other long-term impact on the prisoners. “Without exception, each individual I met exhibits medical conditions relating to the physical harm they experienced from rendition and torture, or profound psychological distress such as anxiety, depression, extreme trauma and suicidal ideation,” she added. “The US has some of the best torture treatment facilities and capability in the world, it exports it to others. But regrettably that hasn’t been used for the men currently detained at Guantánamo, and not a single man who has been released from the detention facility has had adequate rehabilitation.” Also watch | 20 years since the opening of Guantanamo Bay, the infamous US prison × Sorry details emerge from the report Notably, it was in February that Ní Aoláin was granted access to the detention centre where 30 men are still held today. Based on her four-day visit, she filed a comprehensive 23-page report and submitted it to the UN Human Rights Council. In the report, Ní Aoláin emphasised that while the 2001 attacks were indeed crimes against humanity, the subsequent use of torture and rendition by the US against alleged perpetrators and their associates constituted a grave breach of international human rights law Also read | First UN investigator at US detention facility Guantanamo exposes cruel treatment of detainees The report says that in every meeting the UN Special Rapporteur (SR) held with a detainee or a former detainee, she was told "with great regret" that she had arrived "too late" while referring to the systemic torture, "cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment inflicted over time". "The US government is under a continued obligation to ensure accountability, make full reparation for the injuries caused, and offer appropriate guarantees of non-repetition for violations committed post-9/ 11," the UN report said. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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