Collaboration between medical doctors and lawyers when documenting torture in North Africa : DIGNITY manual

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	Collaboration between medical doctors and lawyers when documenting torture in North Africa : DIGNITY manual
	English
	20210000
	DIGNITY - Danish Institute Against Torture
	Brasholt, Marie \| Søndergaard, Elna
	9788793675513
	torture prevention \| documentation of torture \| medical documentation of torture \| interdisciplinary cooperation \| medical doctor's role \| lawyer's role \| professional ethics \| international ethical instruments \| risk assessment \| personal safety \| international legal instruments \| freedom from torture \| torture definition \| cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment \| torture methods \| contextual aspects \| torture effects \| torture method-effect correlation \| data collection \| interviewing torture victims \| note-taking \| writing \| credibility assessment \| medical history taking \| physical examination \| assessment \| signs and symptoms \| medicolegal report writing \| Istanbul Protocol \| advocacy \| evidence of torture \| access to justice \| reparations for torture \| manual \| teaching material \| terminology \| legal reasoning \| decision making \| medical reasoning \| torture victims \| detainees \| retaliation \| witness protection \| severity of treatment \| intent \| degrading treatment \| homosexuals \| torture victims, female \| torture victims characteristics \| torture victims, child \| social effects of torture \| retraumatisation prevention \| personal narratives \| event data \| DIGNITY publications \| universal \| Northern Africa
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