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DIGNITY contributes to the collection of evidence of international crimes in Ukraine
Ukrainian civil society organisations will be trained by DIGNITY to collect and preserve evidence of
DIGNITY and partners step up prison monitoring efforts in Ukraine
Monitoring prison conditions has different forms on each side of the front line The ongoing
Grassroot volunteers helped secure a peaceful election in Kenya’s Nakuru Province
DIGNITY’s partner MIDRIFT HURINET organized hundreds of democracy activists and election peace ambassadors during the
Statement of Support to Palestinian Civil Society
On 18 August 2022, Israel raided the offices of seven leading Palestinian civil society organisations
With DIGNITY since 1999: Here I can get my hands dirty and do theory at the same time
Meet Andrew Jefferson who has studied prisons at DIGNITY for more than 20 years »I
Duterte’s War on Drugs led to lasting changes in one of Manila’s poorer districts
DIGNITY Senior Researcher Steffen Bo Jensen and his Philippine colleague Karl Hapal took a closer
Congratulations to the new Special Rapporteur on torture
Dear Special Rapporteur Edwards. DIGNITY – the Danish Institute against Torture wishes our most heartfelt
Belarus platform’s mandate extended as human rights situation in Belarus remains critical
The mandate of the International Accountability Platform for Belarus (IAPB) will be extended for further
Our new psychologist helps partners in Ukraine prevent burnout
Irishman Eoin O’Shea works with DIGNITY’s partners in Ukraine and Moldova »I thrive on variety,
Long-awaited update of UN manual helps professionals to better documentation of torture
It is important that professionals agree on standards for good documentation of torture, explains DIGNITY
‘When Ukraine wins this war, it’s time for change in Belarus’
Belarusian lawyer Victoria Fedorova had to leave her exile in Kyiv because of the Russian
Torture survivor suffered police violence when he sued his torturers
Uganda laws allow survivors of torture to prosecute the perpetrators of torture. If you ask