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Istanbul Protocol implementation in Central Asia: Bending the arc of the moral universe
Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 2020In countries emerging from authoritarian rule, a major challenge is ending often widespread and systematic torture and ill-treatment practices. Between 2011 and 2019, Physicians for Human Rights (PHR), in collaboration with the Open Society Foundation (OSF), the Open Society Justice Initiative (OSJI) and regional and local partners, worked to establish
Vincent, Iacopino +3 more
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Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 2011
Documentation of torture is a multidisciplinary, multistage scientific procedure evolved over the past decades through the experience of various strata in medical and related fields. It plays a key role in effective corroboration of facts, providing redress to victims and also has a long term regulatory impact on prevention of torture in a society. The
Perera, Clifford, Verghese, Alice
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Documentation of torture is a multidisciplinary, multistage scientific procedure evolved over the past decades through the experience of various strata in medical and related fields. It plays a key role in effective corroboration of facts, providing redress to victims and also has a long term regulatory impact on prevention of torture in a society. The
Perera, Clifford, Verghese, Alice
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Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 2020
The Istanbul Protocol is a document prepared by many scientists from different countries and accepted by the United Nations thematising the medical reporting of torture. Normally, forensic specialists are responsible for medical examinations of torture victims, but this study looks at forensic specialists who were themselves subject to torture and ...
Alper, Keten, Ramazan, Abacı
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The Istanbul Protocol is a document prepared by many scientists from different countries and accepted by the United Nations thematising the medical reporting of torture. Normally, forensic specialists are responsible for medical examinations of torture victims, but this study looks at forensic specialists who were themselves subject to torture and ...
Alper, Keten, Ramazan, Abacı
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Istanbul Protocol 2022 empowers health professionals to end torture
The Lancet, 2022Vincent, Iacopino +10 more
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Implementing Istanbul Protocol standards for forensic evidence of torture in Kyrgyzstan
Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, 2015The Kyrgyz government declared a policy of "zero tolerance" for torture and began reforms to stop such practice, a regular occurrence in the country's daily life. This study presents the results of 10 forensic evaluations of individuals alleging torture; they represent 35% of all criminal investigations into torture for the January 2011-July 2012 ...
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Istanbul-protocol & Arts en vreemdeling
Bijblijven, 2009Artsen die zorg verlenen aan asielzoekers, vluchtelingen en migranten worden regelmatig geconfronteerd met het vreemdelingenbeleid. In deze bijdrage komen twee belangrijke documenten met richtlijnen voor artsen aan de orde.
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Medical forensic examination of detained immigrants: is the Istanbul Protocol followed?
Medicine, Science and the Law, 2012Introduction Maltreatment and torture during custody is still an important problem in many countries. Both national and international regulations and the Istanbul Protocol are of great importance in terms of elimination of maltreatment and torture. In this study, we evaluated whether examinations for custody of immigrants were performed in accordance ...
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The Lancet, 1999
tation methods contained in the manual also apply to other contexts, including human rights investigations and monitoring, assessment of individuals seeking political asylum, the defence of individuals who “confess” to crimes during torture, and assessment of needs for the care of torture victims.
V, Iacopino, O, Ozkalipçi, C, Schlar
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tation methods contained in the manual also apply to other contexts, including human rights investigations and monitoring, assessment of individuals seeking political asylum, the defence of individuals who “confess” to crimes during torture, and assessment of needs for the care of torture victims.
V, Iacopino, O, Ozkalipçi, C, Schlar
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Het Istanbul Protocol en medische aspecten in de asielprocedure
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