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ART : 32992 : Not available for external loan | |
A safe haven? : women's experiences of violence in Australian immigration detention | |
English | |
20231120 | |
Sage | |
Rivas, Lorena | |
immigration detention | determinants of violence | domestic violence | prisoner violence | prison personnel violence | violence against women | asylum seekers, female | detainees, female victimisation | determinants of victimisation | length of detention | postmigration factors | premigration factors | exposure to violence effects | traumatic exposure effects | social networks | family relations | Australia | |
Full text in open access | |
Punishment and society ; doi: 10.1177/14624745231214717 | |
ART : 32869 : Not available for external loan | |
Submission to the United Nations Committee against Torture in relation to the Committee’s adoption of LOIPR concerning eighth periodic report of Denmark : 29 January 2018 | |
English | |
20231100 | |
UN. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights | |
UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) | recommendations | treaty incorporation | violence against women | trafficking in persons | refoulement prevention | forensic evaluation of torture effectiveness | diplomatic assurances | training of judicial personnel | training of health personnel | prison overcrowding | prison conditions | prisoner treatment | housing | communication with family members | solitary confinement, punitive | freedom of association | domestic implementation effectiveness | state compliance | DIGNITY projects | Ellebæk centre for foreigners (Denmark) | externalisation | prisons | international judicial cooperation | extraterritoriality | domestic violence prevention effectiveness | deportation centres | strip searching | degrading treatment | rejected asylum seekers | pre-trial detention | intersex persons | torture victims treatment | reparations for torture | statute of limitations | civil proceedings | civil responsibility for torture | accountability for torture effectiveness | medical personnel's role | professional obligations | criminal investigation of torture effectiveness | complaint procedure effectiveness | psychiatric patients | coercion | early detection of torture | pepper spray | riot control agents, chemical | police violence | Denmark | Rwanda | Kosovo | |
Full text (via OHCHR) | |
Amnesty International Denmark | Association of Aliens’ Lawyers | Better Psychiatry - National Association of Relatives | Children’s Welfare (Børns Vilkår) | Danish Law Association | DRC Danish Refugee Council | DIGNITY - Danish Institute Against Torture | Ellebæk Kontaktnetværk | Forsete - Legal and Criminal Policy Think Tank | Danish Helsinki Committee for Human Rights | International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) | Intersex Danmark | Joint Council for Child Issues | KRIM - National Association | Kvinfo | LGBT+ Denmark | OASIS - Treatment and Counselling of Refugees | Refugees Welcome | Rehabilitation Centre for Trauma Survivors | Disabled People’s Organisations Denmark | United Nations Association Denmark | Women’s Council in Denmark | |
ART : 32868 : Not available for external loan | |
Alternative report to the list of issues (CAT/C/DNK/QPR/8) dated 13 June 2018 to be considered by the UN Committee against Torture during the examination of the 8th periodic report of Denmark, 78th Session, November 2023 | |
English | |
20231100 | |
UN. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights | |
UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) | recommendations | treaty incorporation | violence against women | trafficking in persons | refoulement prevention | forensic evaluation of torture effectiveness | diplomatic assurances | training of judicial personnel | training of health personnel | prison overcrowding | prison conditions | prisoner treatment | housing | communication with family members | solitary confinement, punitive | freedom of association | domestic implementation effectiveness | state compliance | DIGNITY projects | Ellebæk centre for foreigners (Denmark) | externalisation | prisons | international judicial cooperation | extraterritoriality | domestic violence prevention effectiveness | deportation centres | strip searching | degrading treatment | rejected asylum seekers | pre-trial detention | intersex persons | torture victims treatment | reparations for torture | statute of limitations | civil proceedings | civil responsibility for torture | accountability for torture effectiveness | medical personnel's role | professional obligations | criminal investigation of torture effectiveness | complaint procedure effectiveness | psychiatric patients | coercion | early detection of torture | pepper spray | riot control agents, chemical | police violence | Denmark | Rwanda | Kosovo | |
Full text (via OHCHR) | |
Amnesty International Denmark | Association of Aliens’ Lawyers | Better Psychiatry - National Association of Relatives | Children’s Welfare (Børns Vilkår) | Danish Law Association | DRC Danish Refugee Council | DIGNITY - Danish Institute Against Torture | Ellebæk Kontaktnetværk | Forsete - Legal and Criminal Policy Think Tank | Danish Helsinki Committee for Human Rights | International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) | Intersex Danmark | Joint Council for Child Issues | KRIM - National Association | Kvinfo | LGBT+ Denmark | OASIS - Treatment and Counselling of Refugees | Refugees Welcome | Rehabilitation Centre for Trauma Survivors | Disabled People’s Organisations Denmark | United Nations Association Denmark | Women’s Council in Denmark | |
UN : CAT/C/DNK/8 : Not available for external loan | |
Eighth periodic report submitted by Denmark under article 19 of the Convention pursuant to the simplified reporting procedure, due in 2019 | |
Multilingual | |
20231013 | |
United Nations | |
UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) | intelligence service oversight | hate crimes | patient rights | gender dysphoria | intersex persons | evidence admissibility | reparations | risk of torture | peacekeeping personnel | prisoner transfer | military personnel | complaint procedures | police oversight | psychiatric confinement | psychiatric patients, child | physical restraint | policing | prison personnel violence | riot control agents, chemical | death in custody statistics | prisoner violence prevention | prisoner violence statistics | prison health care delivery | solitary confinement prevention | remand detention | prison conditions | prisoners, female | age of criminal responsibility | juvenile detainees | psychiatric hospitals | coercion | administrative detention | forensic evaluation of torture | training of judges | DIGNITY - Danish Institute Against Torture | training of health personnel | torture victims treatment | prison personnel | torture prevention | training of police personnel | human rights education | universal jurisdiction | extradition | rejected asylum seekers statistics | torture victims | asylum statistics | refoulement prevention | victim services | trafficking in persons victims statistics | domestic violence prevention | institutionalised children | NPMs | national institutions | detainee rights | domestic status | treaty incorporation | torture criminalisation | periodic reports | state compliance | domestic implementation | Denmark | Greenland [Denmark] | Faroe Islands [Denmark] | |
Full text, periodic report | |
Annex to the periodic report | |
Denmark | |
ART : 26885 : Not available for external loan | |
Domestic violence against Iranian women during the Covid-19 lockdown: a cross-sectional study | |
English | |
20231010 | |
Wiley-Blackwell | |
Gharacheh, Maryam | Sadeghi, Tahereh | Mirghafourvand, Mojgan | Montazeri, Simin | Jahanfar, Shayesteh | Ranjbar, Fahimeh | |
Iran, Islamic Republic of | pandemic effects | domestic violence prevalence | risk factors | communicable disease control adverse effects | lockdowns effects | psychological violence prevalence | physical violence prevalence | cross-sectional study [publication type] | sexual violence prevalence | wounds and injuries | social support effects | smoking | substance abuse | socioeconomic factors | unemployment effects | |
Full text in open access | |
Health science reports ; vol. 6, no. 10 | |
ART : 33079 : Not available for external loan | |
Child torture : a Washington state case series | |
English | |
20230926 | |
Wiley-Blackwell | |
Schlatter, Adrienne | Wiester, Rebecca T. | Thompson, Alysha D. | Gilbert, Joyce | Forshag, Teresa | Feldman, Kenneth W. | |
child torture | combined modality torture | multiple traumatic events | help seeking behaviour | self disclosure | violence methods | emotional abuse effects | domestic violence effects | perpetrator characteristics | crime victims characteristics | case report [publication type] | child welfare services effectiveness | withholding medical treatment | physical abuse prevalence | psychological abuse prevalence | malnutrition | child neglect effects | crime victims, child | early detection of torture | non state agents | time factors | severity of treatment | child abuse | United States | |
Child abuse review ; doi: 10.1002/car.2848 | |
ART : 26878 : Not available for external loan | |
Increased domestic violence during the COVID-19 pandemic: India's response | |
English | |
20230921 | |
Wiley-Blackwell | |
Bekteshi, Venera | Miller, Christina | Bellamy, Jennifer | Jani, Nairruti | |
pandemic effects | domestic violence prevalence | domestic violence prevention effectiveness | government policy effectiveness | India | |
Development policy review ; doi: 10.1111/dpr.12749 | |
ART : 32784 : Not available for external loan | |
Framing positive obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights law : mediating between the abstract and the concrete | |
English | |
20230900 | |
Oxford University Press | |
Stoyanova, Vladislava | |
state obligations classification | international human rights law | decision making | CoE. Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (1950) | assessment | judicial decisions | case studies | legal reasoning | omission effects | risk assessment | margin of appreciation | ECHR-2 | domestic violence prevention | CoE. Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence (Istanbul Convention) (2011) | child abuse prevention | Europe | Austria | |
Full text in open access | |
Human rights law review ; vol. 23, no. 3 | |
ART : 32786 : Not available for external loan | |
The silences of international human rights law : the need for a UN treaty on violence against women | |
English | |
20230900 | |
Oxford University Press | |
Tchoukou, Julie Ada | |
international human rights law effectiveness | violence against women prevention effectiveness | international legal instruments role | universal human rights protection system effectiveness | UN. Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) effectiveness | gender-based violence definition | domestic violence definition | advocacy strategies | United Nation's role | universal | |
Human rights law review ; vol. 23, no. 3 | |
ART : 32779 : Not available for external loan | |
Moderating effects of social networks on gender-based violence and intimate partner violence among North Korean refugee women | |
English | |
20230900 | |
American Psychological Association | |
Nam, Boyoung | Lee, Yujin | |
determinants of victimisation | gender-based violence effects | risk factors | protective factors | North Korean refugees, female | domestic violence epidemiology | premigration factors | flight | postmigration aspects | social network's role | social networks classification | cross-sectional study [publication type] | determinants of perpetration | violence prevention | sexual violence effects | revictimisation prevention | psychometrics | Revised Conflict Tactics Scales | Korea, Republic of | Korea, Democratic People's Republic of | |
Psychology of violence ; vol. 13, no. 5 | |