Torture And Ill-treatment

Spain shamed by police - 14 November 2007

Spanish police are getting away with repeated acts of torture and other ill-treatment.

Abu Ghraib torture victims still seeking redress - 27 April 2006

Two years ago the release of photographs showing detainees being tortured and ill-treated by US military personnel at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq shocked and horrified t

Another Guantánamo in Malaysia? Indefinite detention and risk of torture - 22 March 2006

Malaysian human rights groups called on the Prime Minister to apply the same principle to the Kamunting Detention Centre in Malaysia, where detainees are held under th

Egypt: Planned anti-terror law could intensify abuses - 11 April 2007

The Egyptian authorities are committing systematic abuses of human rights in the name of national security -- and a planned new anti-terror law could make the situatio

UK must stop deportations to torture states - 1 March 2007

After labelling them as threats to "national security", the UK has recently deported two men to Algeria, a country with a known record of torture and other i

NATO-led forces complicit in torture? - 13 November 2007

Despite consistent reports of torture and other ill-treatment by Afghanistan's intelligence service, members of the NATO-led forces continue to hand detainees over to

Jordan: 'Your confessions are ready to sign!' - 24 July 2006

Jordan detains and tortures political and security suspects.

The Monk's Tale: Death in detention - 9 November 2007

Amnesty International has obtained disturbing first-hand accounts from Burmese monks who witnessed the brutal attack on a monastic training school on 25 September.

Guantánamo: pain and distress for thousands of children - 20 November 2006

Thousands of children around the world have suffered pain and distress as a result of US counter-terror policies and practices.

Guántanamo deaths: tragic reminders of camp's lawlessness - 12 June 2006

On Saturday 10 June, three Guantánamo detainees were found dead in their cells.