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Progress in the battle against torture of psychiatric patients in Ghana
A Ghanaian advocacy group has raised awareness about the problematic use of shackling and other
Svitlana and Tania will strengthen DIGNITY’s anti-torture work in Ukraine
Two new profiles at DIGNITY are an important link between DIGNITY in Copenhagen and the
New policy ensures rights of children deprived of their liberty in the Philippines
In future, staff at institutions for young offenders must take the child’s best interests into
Palestinian human rights defender visits DIGNITY
Randa Sinioria, General Director of the Women’s Centre for Legal Aid and Counselling (WCLAC) in
Torture remains a problem in Uganda
DIGNITY’s Ugandan partner ACTV routinely engages in a constructive dialogue about prevention of torture with
Joint statement on Egypt
Prominent Italian Human Rights Activist Banned from Entering Egypt to Participate in COP27 On 10
DIGNITY employee denied entry into Egypt
In the early hours of Thursday morning, Giorgio Caracciolo, DIGNITY’s Deputy Director of International Programmes
Hüseyin: There is a life after torture
Torturoverleveren Hüseyin Duygu genser psykiateren Jørgen Ortmann, som hjalp ham til at håndtere sine traumer
Our work has an impact
In spite of difficulties, the monitoring of human rights in Tunisian prisons has paved the
Physiotherapist in Jordan: It is a joy to see traumatized women smile again
Rasha Hammad has always dreamed of being a physiotherapist and helping people overcome their pain.
Nebras Institute in Tunisia expands activities beyond victims of torture
Tunisia’s rehabilitation centre for torture victims, Nebras, is an important partner to DIGNITY and a
40 years of struggle against torture
Founded by four doctors on an October day in 1982, DIGNITY is now celebrating its