“Torture” is a widespread practice in the world in at least 61 countries, not only in dictatorial regime, but also in Countries with democratic government. Many torture victims are among refugees. Torture is a tool strictly choosed in order to cancel any opposition to a system. The European states should adopt a system able to identify among asylum seekers, those who are victims of acts of torture or violence. Are there tutelage rules for torture victims? Which are the mandatory tools?
Research Unit Coordinator of "On victims of torture: Bioethical assumptions and medico-legal expertise” European Centre for Bioethics and Quality of life, UNESCO Chair in Bioethics Unit
GAUDIO, Rosa Maria
2015
Abstract
“Torture” is a widespread practice in the world in at least 61 countries, not only in dictatorial regime, but also in Countries with democratic government. Many torture victims are among refugees. Torture is a tool strictly choosed in order to cancel any opposition to a system. The European states should adopt a system able to identify among asylum seekers, those who are victims of acts of torture or violence. Are there tutelage rules for torture victims? Which are the mandatory tools?File in questo prodotto:
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