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Help for Survivors

Torture aims to de–humanise survivors through calculated acts of cruelty to remove the survivors’ dignity and make them powerless. It is a very serious human rights violation and an international crime.   Torture often has a profound and long-term impact on the… Read More

Gift Aid Declaration

Gift Aid is a scheme which allows REDRESS to reclaim the tax on your donation from the Government. Please fill the form if you pay at least the basic rate of income tax or capital gains tax in the UK. Name*… Read More

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Criminalisation of Women in Sudan: A Need for Fundamental Reform

Criminalisation of Women in Sudan: A Need for Fundamental Reform

The report, ‘Criminalisation of Women in Sudan: A Need for Fundamental Reform’, shows how public order laws, designed to protect morality, continue to disproportionately target women, who can face long spells in jail and flogging for infractions such as wearing ‘trousers’. Focusing on Khartoum state, the reports describes the experiences of some… Read More

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The copyright of all the images on this site belongs either to their authors or to REDRESS. Please contact us for inquiries about the use of images. Individual credits to the images on the website are given below. Homepage, Main image Photo by Nyani Quarmyne/Panos Pictures. Survivors’ Stories Photo by REDRESS/Fiona… Read More

S.A. v DRC

S.A. v DRC

S.A. (a pseudonym given to her to protect her identity) was raped by a member of the Armed Forces in the late 2000s, during the armed conflict in the Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).