Torture in Africa: The Law and Practice
Publications
REDRESS’ publications are also available in hard copy format. Please contact us for further information on [email protected].
Arrested Development: Sudan’s Constitutional Court, Access to Justice and the Effective Protection of Human Rights
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The International Journal of Human Rights: Torture and the Quest for Justice – Taylor & Francis
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REDRESS’ Comments and Proposals on the ICC Legal Aid Consultation
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This is What I What I Wanted to Tell You: Addressing the Legacy of Torture and Ill-Treatment in the Maldives
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Letter to the Minister of Interior of Peru regarding alleged torture of protesters at the Xstrata Tintaya mine, Espinar Province, Cusco, Peru
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Submission to the Foreign Affairs Committee’s Annual Inquiry into the FCO’s Human Rights Work in 2011
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Breaking down Obstacles to Justice for Gender-Based Violence in Africa: Report from a Training Workshop
This report summarizes access to justice issues raised by participants during a workshop organised by REDRESS and FIDA-Uganda on conflict-related gender-based violence in Kampala, Uganda, in April 2012. The workshop brought together lawyers from seven selected countries including Burundi, Central African Republic (CAR), Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan and Uganda who participated in training on definitions of gender-based crimes (rape and sexual slavery) and analysis of justice mechanisms available at the sub-regional, regional and international levels to provide victims reparations. This report includes recommendations with a view to improving access to justice for all victims of gender crimes.