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Two women who have been supported by Freedom from Torture

Challenging stereotypes - what would you ask a survivor?

Remembrance service for Mullivaikkal, Mullaitivu, Sri Lanka, 2016

Sri Lanka: 10 years later and still waiting for justice

UN flag

UK shamed by UN call for judge-led inquiry into torture complicity

Cover of UNCAT civil society report

Civil society coalition tells UN of UK’s widespread failures to tackle torture and ill-treatment

A safe place

A safe place: our campaign to make the UK a fairer place for survivors

Sonya Sceats

“Now is the time to defend the torture ban and uphold the rights of torture survivors”

New brand blog

Our new visual identity and website

UN

Our joint letter to UN members on renewal of Iran Special Rapporteur mandate

Immigration and Enforcement

An inhumane and unworkable immigration detention system: why is the Home Office in denial?

Detention

Home Affairs Committee finds Home Office “utterly failed in responsibility to oversee safe and humane detention”

Maithripala Sirisena

Sri Lankan government must stop dismissing torture evidence following Supreme Court ruling

Supreme Court

Supreme Court reasserts the role of medical experts in asylum claims by torture survivors

Sri Lanka: Too little to change

“Unbearable treatment”: torture continues despite Sri Lankan government’s promise

Detention

Freedom from Torture responds to the Joint Committee on Human Rights report on Immigration Detention

President Thsisekedi

Our open letter to newly-elected DRC's President Tshisekedi

Steve Crawshaw

“Can we really create change?” - blog by our policy director

Sajid Javid

Sajid Javid response to refugees seeking asylum in the UK - our statement

Staff at Freedom from Torture's London Centre

Our year at Freedom from Torture

DRC

Confronting torture in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Theresa May

30 years ago the UK formalised its obligation to fight torture - now it’s time to step up