Health implications of torture in Pakistan

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	Health implications of torture in Pakistan
	English
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	Mehdi, Mehboob
	torture patterns \| contextual analysis \| politics \| RAHAT \| torture prevention \| interdisciplinary treatment approach \| Voice Against Torture (VAT) \| antitorture movement \| victim services \| treatment centres \| torture victims treatment \| amputation, punitive \| death certificates, false \| prison medical personnel \| medical examination before punishment execution \| medical participation in punishments \| code of ethics \| Pakistan Medical and Dental Council \| medical ethics \| medical complicity in torture \| medical supervision of torture \| execution techniques \| torture victims, child \| illegal detention \| prisoner treatment discrimination \| fetters \| shackles \| physical restraint \| solitary confinement \| armed forces \| agents responsible for violations \| torture centres \| hostages \| arrest of family members \| fair trial \| lawyers victimisation \| social activists victimisation \| women \| trade unionists victimisation \| political activists victimisation \| political detainee characteristics \| torture justifiability \| religion and state \| whipping [torture method] \| life imprisonment \| political imprisonment \| death penalty \| counterinsurgencies \| constitutions \| military courts \| state of emergency \| arbitrary arrest and detention \| policing \| criminal procedure \| detention \| punishment \| criminal investigation \| torture purposes \| police \| repression strategies \| human rights violations \| military government \| Pakistan \| Bangladesh \| India
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	Journal of medical ethics ; vol. 17, supplement