Torture

Combatting Torture

Freedom from torture is a fundamental human right and critical to the realisation of other rights.Read more

Torture takes place in secret locations when there is no access by lawyers or other visitors.Read more

All survivors of torture have the right to redress and rehabilitation.Read more

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Restricting access to lawyers is justice denied.

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The Rights Practice helped to organise a parliamentary roundtable on increased detentions and ill treatment in Xinjiang.

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Nicola Macbean joins team to research the impact of China's Overseas NGO Law on European China civil society relations.

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