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The Team

A new goal in life - Refugee World Cup teams really do have every thing to play for

The Jungle Play

Write to Life joins "The Jungle" in London’s West End

We stand with survivors

Freedom from Torture celebrates twenty years of Refugee Week

Sonya Sceats, Freedom from Torture Chief Executive, Lord Alf Dubs and members of the Survivors Speak OUT network.

An update on our campaign to end detention of torture survivors

Seeds in the Freedom from Torture garden

Our Statement on the confirmation of Gina Haspel as CIA Director

Abdul Hakim Belhaj

This apology must be the beginning not the end of Britain’s coming clean on torture complicity

USA plaque

Our view – Gina Haspel is unfit to lead the CIA

Help us continue to help survivors of torture

Keep in touch, the easiest and most important thing you can do for torture survivors

Sri Lanka Parliment square

What is the future of accountability in Sri Lanka?

Sonya Sceats, Freedom from Torture Chief Executive, Lord Alf Dubs and members of the Survivors Speak OUT network.

Lord Dubs hands over our torture definition letter, signed by 20,000 people, to Home Office

Commonwealth

Why are human rights and torture off the agenda for CHOGM 2018?

broken window

From rat infestations to shared bedrooms: sub-standard housing impedes torture survivors’ recovery

Yarls Wood Detainees Demands

Government lays flawed torture definition before Parliament as Yarl's Wood protests continue

European court of human rights session

Court ruling in the 'hooded men' case is a missed opportunity for justice

Sonya Sceats, Freedom from Torture Chief Executive

Sonya Sceats is appointed Chief Executive of Freedom from Torture

Detention illustration

Freedom from Torture evidence helps shine a light on Iran's appalling lack of progress on human rights

The United Nations, Geneva

Human rights groups urge UN to ensure that Iran remains under international scrutiny

Painting of a Prisoner

The UN must not turn a blind eye to torture in Iran

Maithripala Sirisena

Human Rights Council must demand greater action on torture from Sri Lanka

Maithripala Sirisena

State of Emergency in Sri Lanka must not be used to detain and torture protesters