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VRWG Recommendations to the 13th Session of the Assembly of States Parties

The Victims’ Rights Working Group, a coalition of experts and civil society organisations informally facilitated by REDRESS, made a series of recommendations to the Assembly of States Parties that meet in New York from 8 to 17 of December 2014. Some of the recommendations to ICC Member States included: that… Read More

NGO letter to the UK Prime Minister regarding UK Involvement in Rendition and Torture

A letter addressed to the UK Prime Minister from join-NGO's asking the UK to enact a judge-led inquiry into torture allegations

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UK must now come clean on torture

The full scale of how the USA engaged in torture and brutally violated other fundamental human rights of detainees after the 9/11 attacks was laid bare yesterday. Now it is time for the UK Government to come clean about its own involvement in the CIA’s rendition and secret detention programme,… Read More

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights decides that case of young homosexual who was tortured by police in Trujillo is admissible.

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights decides that case of young homosexual who was tortured by police in Trujillo is admissible.

 Luis Alberto Rojas was tortured and sexually assaulted in 2008 by police officers from the Ascope district in Trujillo. The Peruvian investigation into the allegation was closed.  Promsex, the Coordinadora Nacional de Derechos Humanos and REDRESS, the rights organizations who are supporting the case, welcome this important step… Read More

Influential parliamentary committee urges Government to investigate allegations that Consular staff failed to protect British victims of torture abroad

Influential parliamentary committee urges Government to investigate allegations that Consular staff failed to protect British victims of torture abroad

REDRESS welcomes the findings of a report released today by the Commons Foreign Affairs Committee, which calls on the Government to investigate allegations that consular staff failed to protect British nationals who may have been tortured or mistreated while in detention abroad. Several British nationals and rights groups working with… Read More