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Tag Archives: torture
UN to Burundi: protect ethnic minorities from violence; stop reprisals on civil society
The World Organization Against Torture (OMCT) has highlighted UN calls for Burundi to cease reprisals against civil society advocating for domestic and international justice in the country, where the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor is conducting a preliminary examination into alleged Rome Statute … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Burundi, ICC, Uncategorized
Tagged arbitrary arrest, Burundi, Burundi CICC, CAT, enforced disappearance, OMCT, torture, United Nations
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Bringing CIA torture to justice
In this post from openDemocracy’s States of Impunity project, Andreas Schüller of the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights discusses how global civil society has been fighting on multiple fronts to chip away at the impunity of the world’s … Continue reading
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