admin, skribent på DIGNITY - Danish Institute Against Torture

‘Even in darkness, we continue’: The Ukrainians rebuilding lives amid drones, blackouts and torture

What is the most challenging aspect of your work right now? »The overall situation in Ukraine is extremely demanding.In recent

Joint statement: Extreme concern over targeting of key figure in Egypt’s anti-torture movement

The undersigned human rights organizations condemn the continued escalation in summoning human rights defenders, journalists, and political figures for investigation

Protected: Young people in one of Jordan’s most violence-affected cities: »We will not wait for someone to come and save us. We must create the city we dream of ourselves«

There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.

DIGNITY strengthens international research and learning

For decades, research and knowledge have been an integral part of DIGNITY’s international efforts to understand and combat torture and

Documenting repression from exile: Human rights work under systematic pressure in Belarus

By Pavel Sapelka, Member of the Interim Board, Human Rights Center Viasna What is the most challenging aspects of your

They collect evidence of war crimes while the bombs fall

DA UA DA UA Kyiv, Ukraine Hver gang Tamila tror, hun har set det værste, bliver hun konfronteret med en

Вони збирають доказивоєнних злочинів,поки падають бомби

EN DA DA EN Київ, Україна Hver gang Tamila tror, hun har set det værste, bliver hun konfronteret med en

Simulated trial strengthens accountability skills of Ukrainian partners

A conference room in Warsaw was over the course of two days transformed into a simulated courtroom with the structure

DIGNITY’s partners support and learn from each other across the globe

Civil society organizations around the globe are operating in a time when global human rights and development agendas are being

Denmark Launches New Partnership to Strengthen Human Rights, Trauma-Informed Mental Health, and Media Freedom in Bangladesh

Dhaka, November 10, 2025 – Bangladesh’s interim government, led by Nobel laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus, has called on civil society