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	ART : 26243 : Not available for external loan
	Boko Haram and rights-based policing in Cameroon
	English
	20180400
	African Policing Civilian Oversight Forum (APCOF)
	Forkum, Polycarp Ngufor
	policing \| counterterrorism \| agents responsible for violations \| armed forces \| Boko Haram (Islamic State West Africa Province, ISWAP) \| human rights violations \| rights-based approach \| impunity \| terrorism definition \| child soldiers \| terrorists, female, child \| torture allegations \| death penalty \| punishment for torture \| denial \| disciplinary procedures \| prison conditions \| Maroua Central Prison (Cameroon) \| complaint procedures \| prison health care quality \| prison overcrowding \| food supply \| death in custody statistics \| Yaounde prison (Cameroon) \| physical restraint techniques \| chains \| prisoner visitation \| armed civilians \| UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| torture incidence \| state compliance \| international human rights law \| accountability \| police oversight \| intelligence services \| armed forces \| interinstitutional relations \| international legal instruments \| criminal investigation \| withholding treatment \| access to lawyer \| rights-based approach \| national law \| terrorism definition \| Cameroon
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	Policing reform in Africa: moving towards a rights-based approach in a climate of terrorism, insurgency and serious violent crime / Etannibi E.O. Alemika, Mutuma Ruteere, Simon Howell (eds.). - ISBN: 978-1-928332-33-6

	ART : 07429 : Not available for external loan
	Korean NGO report on the Convention against torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, Republic of Korea, the 60th session
	English
	20170320
	UN. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
	UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| torture definition \| torture criminalisation effectiveness \| law reform effectiveness \| emergency legislation \| prison conditions \| prisoner treatment \| interrogation \| detainee rights \| judicial independence \| arrest and detention \| legal confessions \| domestic violence \| marital rape \| trafficking in persons \| refoulement \| HIV/AIDS \| censorship \| sexual minorities victimisation \| probation system \| quarantine stations \| transitional justice effectiveness \| slavery \| police oversight \| prison oversight \| military prisons \| corruption effects \| institutionalised persons victimisation \| counterterrorism effects \| child abuse \| corporal punishment \| psychiatric confinement \| police violence \| chains \| manacles \| physical restraint techniques \| prisoner punishment \| solitary confinement \| hazing prevention \| armed forces \| detention centres \| prisons \| suicide \| death in custody prevention \| evidence admissibility \| fair trial rights \| torture victims treatment \| national institution's role \| human rights protection effectiveness \| complaint procedure effectiveness \| migrant workers victimisation \| statute of limitations \| torture prevention effectiveness \| reparations for torture \| torture allegations statistics \| sexual abuse \| prison personnel violence \| training of health personnel \| training of police personnel \| domestic implementation effectiveness \| Korea, Republic of
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	Advocates for Public Interest Law (APIL) ... (et al.)

	ART : 07462 : Not available for external loan
	Independent report of National Human Rights Commission of Korea for consideration of third to fifth periodic reports submitted by Republic of Korea under Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or punishment
	English
	20170320
	UN. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
	UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| torture definition \| torture criminalisation effectiveness \| law reform effectiveness \| emergency legislation \| prison conditions \| prisoner treatment \| interrogation \| detainee rights \| judicial independence \| arrest and detention \| legal confessions \| domestic violence \| marital rape \| trafficking in persons \| refoulement \| HIV/AIDS \| censorship \| sexual minorities victimisation \| probation system \| quarantine stations \| transitional justice effectiveness \| slavery \| police oversight \| prison oversight \| military prisons \| corruption effects \| institutionalised persons victimisation \| counterterrorism effects \| child abuse \| corporal punishment \| psychiatric confinement \| police violence \| chains \| manacles \| physical restraint techniques \| prisoner punishment \| solitary confinement \| hazing prevention \| armed forces \| detention centres \| prisons \| suicide \| death in custody prevention \| evidence admissibility \| fair trial rights \| torture victims treatment \| national institution's role \| human rights protection effectiveness \| complaint procedure effectiveness \| migrant workers victimisation \| statute of limitations \| torture prevention effectiveness \| reparations for torture \| torture allegations statistics \| sexual abuse \| prison personnel violence \| training of health personnel \| training of police personnel \| domestic implementation effectiveness \| Korea, Republic of
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	Korea, Republic of. National Human Rights Commission

	ART : 23737 : Not available for external loan
	Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 775/2014 of 16 July 2014 amending Council Regulation (EC) No 1236/2005 concerning trade in certain goods which could be used for capital punishment, torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment
	20140717
	European Communities. Office for Official Publications
	Europe \| EU law \| European Union \| international trade \| torture instruments \| torture prevention \| inhuman treatment \| physical restraint techniques \| handcuffs \| prisoner punishment \| chains \| irons \| thumbcuffs \| finger cuffs \| neck restraints \| leg restraints \| pain \| suffering \| ankle cuffs \| thumb screws \| finger screws \| bar fetters \| leg restraints, weighted \| restraint chairs \| shackle boards \| shakle beds \| cage beds \| net beds \| spit hoods \| spiked batons \| spiked shields \| whipping [torture method] \| whips \| electric shock weapons \| riot control \| technology \| chemical riot control agents \| irritants \| water cannons \| oleoresin capsicum \| pelargonic acid vanillylamide \| international instruments \| international law \| intergovernmental organisations \| technical assistance
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	Official Journal of the European Union, L series ; no. 210/I
	European Union. Commission

	ART : 15739 : Not available for external loan
	Tunisia : repression thrives on impunity
	English
	19951100
	Amnesty International
	repression strategies \| death from torture \| drink deprivation \| leg chains \| physical restraint \| prisoner punishment \| solitary confinement \| hunger strikes \| signs and symptoms \| forensic evaluation of torture \| water torture \| suspension [torture method] \| death threats \| asphyxia, positional \| threats with rape \| men as victims \| humiliation \| sexual abuse \| right to complain \| police \| agents responsible for violations \| prosecutor's complicity in torture \| judges complicity in torture \| evidence admissibility \| beatings \| torture methods \| persecution \| unemployment \| family members of political detainees \| family members, female victimisation \| spouses, female \| incommunicado detention \| fair trial \| cases \| political imprisonment \| criminal law \| intimidation \| denial \| censorship \| death in custody \| prisons \| pre-trial detention \| torture patterns \| legislation \| political opposition victimisation \| human rights defenders victimisation \| arbitrary arrest and detention \| freedom of association \| freedom of expression \| human rights violations \| impunity for torture \| Tunisia
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	Amnesty International (AI)

	MON : 1993.389 : Not available for external loan
	Torture in China
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	19921200
	Amnesty International
	torture patterns \| impunity for torture \| prosecutor's role \| investigation of torture \| evidence standards \| criminal investigation \| police oversight \| complaint procedures \| communication with family members \| access to lawyer \| torture prevention \| national legal instruments \| prisoner rights \| determinants of torture \| prisoner labour \| working conditions \| juvenile detainees \| death-row \| withholding medical treatment \| death under torture \| death from torture \| impunity \| Shaanxi province no. 2 prison (China) \| Lueyang county detention centre (China) \| Mian county detention dentre (China) \| torture method terminology (Chinese) \| Lingyuan No. 2 labour-reform detachment (China) \| cases \| nutrition therapy \| hunger strikers \| solitary confinement, punitive \| food quality \| food deprivation \| sleep deprivation [torture method] \| torture methods \| positional torture \| temperature, cold \| climatic stress [torture method] \| cramped confinement [torture method] \| solitary confinement \| shackle boards \| torture method-effect correlation \| suspension [torture method] \| leg-irons \| thumbcuffs \| ankle chains \| electroshock adverse effects \| torture effects \| whipping [torture method] \| shackling \| handcuffing \| physical restraint techniques \| electroshock stun batons \| electric torture \| beatings \| war on crime \| non state agents \| state agents \| agents responsible for violations \| prisoner violence \| ill-treatment \| political detainees \| torture victim characteristics \| prisoner punishment \| prisons \| labour camps \| interrogation \| pre-trial detention \| risk of torture \| prison personnel \| punishment of perpetrators statistics \| corporal punishment \| prosecution for torture statistics \| intimidation \| legal confessions \| torture purposes \| China \| Tibet [China]
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	Amnesty International (AI)

	MON : 1992.216 : Not available for external loan
	Peru : human rights in a climate of terror
	19911100
	Amnesty International
	0-86210-204-9
	state of emergency \| Sendero Luminoso (armed group, Peru) \| torture methods \| weight-bearing \| whipping [torture method] \| sexual abuse \| suspension [torture method] \| denial \| ankle chains \| handcuffing \| physical restraint \| gagging \| blindfolding \| forced nudity \| submarino, wet [torture method] \| electric torture \| death threats \| illegal detention \| death from torture \| beatings \| human rights defenders victimisation \| students victimisation \| peasants victimisation \| disappeared person characteristics \| rape victims, adolescent \| rape victims, female \| rape \| retaliation \| disappeared persons \| cases \| arbitrary arrest and detention \| criminal procedure \| limitation of rights and freedoms \| death squads \| torture patterns \| advocacy \| killing statistics \| human rights monitoring \| government policy \| human rights protection \| military courts \| commission of inquiry \| investigation of human rights violations \| state responsibility \| mass killings \| impunity \| human rights defenders victimisation \| torture \| extrajudicial executions \| disappearances \| resistance movements \| armed forces \| non state agents \| state agents \| agents responsible for violations \| counterinsurgencies \| warfare \| human rights violations \| Peru
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	Amnesty International (AI)