Since the April 2012 debut of Torture: Asian and Global Perspectives, “Torture Magazine” has been providing unparalleled reporting and analysis on torture and other human rights issues around the world, as well as academic essays relating to the psychology and history of torture, interviews with some of the world’s top minds in human rights issues, and compelling case histories that gives our coverage an unmatched level of detail.
Born from a transcontinental alliance between the Danish Institute Against Torture ( DIGNITY) and the Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC), Torture Magazine was created to both spread awareness of torture and international humanitarian law, and to facilitate human rights dialogs both globally and in local communities – not just about acts of torture during times of war in faraway countries, but within local government bodies, law enforcement, and judicial systems.
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