New toolkit puts survivors’ experiences at the centre of support
There is no single path through life after torture. Survivors’ experiences, responses and needs differ, and whether someone wants to
There is no single path through life after torture. Survivors’ experiences, responses and needs differ, and whether someone wants to
Prison overcrowding is a widespread global problem. Around 60% of prison systems operate above their official capacity, and overcrowding is
The risks of torture and other ill-treatment in prisons are not always easy to spot. They can be found in
Every day, people deprived of their liberty around the world are exposed to torture, other ill-treatment, and poor conditions of
The war in Ukraine has left many Ukrainian veterans with physical and psychological injuries that also affect their families and
The undersigned organizations today release Reform or Rhetoric? A Civil Society Benchmark for Criminal Justice Reform in Egypt’s 2027–2032 National
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Dr. reem Endurun, what is the most challenging aspect of your work at the moment? For more than ten years,
DIGNITY and our Ukrainian partners – Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group and Protection of Prisoners of Ukraine have just published the report Deportation to Hell.
• Report • May 2026 • Russia Unlawfully Deported Ukrainian Prisoners to Its Territory A new DIGNITY report documents the
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