UN Special Rapporteur Alice Edwards talked to DIGNITY CEO Rasmus Grue Christensen at this week’s live talk on Zoom Shrinking

DIGNITY’s contribution to UN torture debate focuses on gender discrimination On Tuesday, DIGNITY contributed to a debate on torture at

Human Rights Law expert Natasa Mavronicola warns against thinking that torture should be used or deemed lawful in exceptional situations

The Danish Prime Minister visits Egypt at a time when torture is systematic in the country’s prisons, says Ahmed Mefreh,

DIGNITY’s legal director continues as Vice President of the important body that works to prevent torture in Council of Europe

Students in Morocco: Our parents are worried that we will come home as victims of violence Our parents are worried

Four human rights defenders from DIGNITY’s Belarusian cooperation partner Viasna were sentenced to long prison terms on Friday after unfair

A network of more than 20 organisations collects evidence of torture and other war crimes »Our main challenge is the

DIGNITY Programme Manager Svitlana Zakrynytska takes stock after one year of war in Ukraine A year ago, Svitlana Zakrynytska woke

This week’s two conferences in Copenhagen showed continued support from the international community for the prosecution of perpetrators of torture