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24.04.2013
The Government of Bahrain has cancelled "until further notice" a visit to the country by the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, which was scheduled to take place from 8 to 15 May 2013.
21.04.2013
Significant progress is being made in some places, but in far too many others governments fall short of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights’ vision of a world where people live “free and equa...
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The thesis is an inquiry into the mobilisation of former militia soldiers in the aftermath of the civil war in Sierra Leone.
03.04.2013
While Greece is struggling with the economic crisis, many of the 55,000 refugees whose asylum applications are stuck in a back-log in Greece, suffer from untreated trauma as a result of torture and...
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This article examines the expectations held by 15 Arabic-speaking male torture survivors of the multidisciplinary pain rehabilitation programme offered at RCT.
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