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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

The United Nations, Geneva

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

Detention illustration

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

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

Refugees Welcome

Survivors contribute to UN report on migration related torture

Iran illustration

Turning a blind eye: Why the international community must no longer ignore torture in Iran

Asma Jahangir

Asma Jahangir

Medico-Legal Report

Home Office whistleblowers reveal asylum decision-making ‘lottery’ with expert evidence of torture disregarded

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Facts: UK immigration detention and the impact on refugees who’ve survived torture

UN Special Rapporteur for Torture, Professor Nils Melzer, at Freedom from Torture’s Glasgow centre

UN Special Rapporteur for Torture visits Freedom from Torture Glasgow centre

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Home Office whistleblowing must prompt a New Year rethink

End gender based violence

16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence

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2017: Year in Review

Freedom from Torture outside No. 10 Downing Street, handing in a petition calling on Prime Minister Theresa May to reaffirm the UK’s commitment to the ban on torture

Bearing witness: John McCarthy explains why Freedom from Torture's work is more important now than ever