Gender and Torture Conference Report
REDRESS' report summarises the conference held on 'gender dimension of torture'
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REDRESS’s new film offers rare glimpse into trial of genocide suspect
The film – available in English and Kinyarwanda – includes exclusive images inside the court. REDRESS’ work to promote justice and the legal rights of victims of torture is highlighted in the new documentary film of award-winning producer and journalist Fiona Lloyd-Davies. The Appeal of Joseph M focuses on the Rwandan… Read More
Mousa inquiry reveals “shameful events” and “corporate failure”
Today the public inquiry into the death of Baha Mousa, a Basra hotel worker who died of injuries he sustained in British custody in Iraq in 2003, issued its concluding report. The report confirms that British soldiers inflicted “violent and cowardly” assaults on Iraqi civilians, and that Mousa died after suffering “gratuitous violence”. Read More
Advocacy Forum, and REDRESS submission on the state of implementation of the Special Rapporteur on Torture’s recommendations following his Mission to Nepal in 2005
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Comments To The Committee Against Torture on Sri Lanka’s combined third and fourth periodic reports – Joint REDRESS, ALRC, RCT and ACAT Alternative Report
REDRESS and its partners submission to CAT seeks to identify the systematic problems that exist in both legislation and practice within Sri Lanka, questioning the 'list of issues','conclusions' and 'recommendations' given on the previous periodic report.
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CAT draft General Comment on Article 14: REDRESS submission
REDRESS submission focuses on the violations alleged to have been committed in the final phase of the Sri Lanka conflict, and builds on a similar submission REDRESS made to the Committee against Torture.
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Reparations before the International Criminal Court: Issues and Challenges
REDRESS' has provided a summary of the conference on 'Reparations before the International Criminal Court: Issues and Challenges' held in May.
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Submission to the UK Foreign Affairs Committee Inquiry into British Foreign Policy and the Arab Spring
REDRESS submission to the UK Foreign Affairs Committee Inquiry asks that during this time, given the Arab Springs and its motivations, the UK should seek to maintain a foreign policy in the Middle East which reflects international anti-torture obligations along with supporting the transition to civil society and helping institutions in this region.
