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- Changing Police Mindsets: From Coercion to Justice
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- Preventing torture in Africa: Lessons and experiences from NHRIs
- Does torture prevention work?
- Addressing vulnerabilities in LGBT persons in detention (Jean-Jacques Gautier NPM Symposium 2015)
- Children’s vulnerabilities in detention (Jean-Jacques Gautier NPM Symposium 2014)
- Interview with Boubou Diouf Tall, Senegal
- Interview with Erwin James, United Kingdom
- World Cup: Preventing torture in Rio de Janeiro (2014)
- Interview with Jeehan Mahmood – Maldives
- No one knows about us
- Expert meeting on torture-tainted information
- Parliamentarians visiting immigration detention centres
- Ending impunity – a graphic novella
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