India : torture, rape in custody

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	India : torture, rape in custody
	English
	19920300
	Amnesty International
	978086210209x
	torture patterns \| criminal proceedings \| civil proceedings \| complaint procedures \| police organisation and administration \| working conditions \| medical complicity in torture \| malingering \| medical records, false \| police medical personnel \| forensic medicine \| coercion \| death certificates, false \| medical evidence of torture \| torture of family members \| students \| torture centres \| Sikhs \| Punjab (India) \| state terror \| abuse of the elderly \| disabled persons \| long-term effects of torture \| miscarriage \| pregnant women \| advocacy effectiveness \| access to information \| arbitrary arrest and detention \| human rights violations \| state of emergency \| wounds and injuries \| Jammu and Kashmir [India] \| torture effects \| Naxal movement (India) \| political violence \| riot control \| protest \| natural resources \| indigenous groups \| Adivasis \| Dalits \| social groups \| caste system \| risk of torture \| resistance movements \| poverty areas \| poverty \| torture victims, adolescent \| state responsibility \| criminal behaviour \| police personnel \| commission of inquiry \| prison personnel victimisation \| blinding \| dehumanisation \| mutilation \| cases \| punishment for torture \| punishment of perpetrators \| freedom of expression \| journalists victimisation \| whistleblowers \| retaliation \| sexual abuse \| national courts' role \| torture prevention \| preventative interventions \| missing data \| human rights defenders \| human rights monitoring \| NGO approaches \| Amnesty International (AI) \| data collection \| repression strategies \| corruption \| legal confessions \| torture methods \| Guha, Archana \| length of proceedings \| reparations \| police personnel \| immunity from prosecution \| policing effectiveness \| criminal investigation \| torture prevention effectiveness \| determinants of torture \| prisoner treatment \| police violence \| punishment \| torture purposes \| political detainees \| arrested persons \| torture victims, child \| torture victims, female \| torture victim characteristics \| death in custody \| rape \| torture prevalence \| death from torture statistics \| armed forces \| paramilitaries \| police \| agents responsible for violations \| counterinsurgencies \| policing \| impunity \| denial \| nail removal [torture method] \| irritants applied on wounds \| forcing legs apart \| buried alive, partly [torture method] \| mock executions \| drink deprivation \| food deprivation \| sleep deprivation [torture method] \| water torture \| whipping [torture method] \| forced nudity \| mutilation \| irritants \| rectum \| foreign body insertion \| stabbing \| burning [torture method] \| pressing and crushing [torture method] \| electric torture \| suspension [torture method] \| beatings \| India
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