wrd="hooding [torture method]"

Show record 1 to 10 of 41 from RCT

Select all on this page

	UN : A/HRC/43/49 : Not available for external loan
	Report of the Special Rapporteur on Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment
	English
	20200214
	United Nations
	Melzer, Nils
	psychological torture definition \| historical aspects of torture \| human experimentation \| experimental psychology \| interrogation techniques \| torture method development \| discourse \| politics \| medical ethics \| absolute prohibition of torture \| physical torture definition \| comparison \| terminology \| international human rights law \| UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| UNCAT-1 \| torture purposes \| suffering \| pain \| communication technology \| Internet \| death-row \| punishment \| intimidation \| criminal sentencing \| cruel, inhuman or degrading punishment \| disappearances \| arbitrary arrest and detention \| deception \| guilt \| betrayal \| mobbing \| social exclusion \| noise torture \| music torture \| ear muffs \| facial masks \| gloving \| blindfolding \| hooding [torture method] \| soundproofing \| facility environment \| light \| solitary confinement \| sensory deprivation \| information dissemination \| sexual harassment \| sexual abuse \| forced nudity \| intimacy exposure \| vilification \| calumny \| defamation \| shame \| verbal abuse \| humiliation \| surveillance in prison \| privacy deprivation \| self concept \| self-esteem \| human dignity \| impossible choices \| reward \| sanctions \| toilet deprivation \| prison conditions \| hygiene \| sleep deprivation [torture method] \| environmental stress \| climatic stress [torture method] \| deprivation [torture method] \| learned helplessness \| personal autonomy \| chronic pain \| PTSD \| cramped confinement [torture method] \| cramped confinement [torture method] \| buried alive [torture method] \| phobic disorders \| insects as torture instruments \| animals [torture instruments] \| culture \| witnessing torture \| mock executions \| torture by proxy \| manipulation (psychology) \| information disclosure \| threats to family members \| threats with rape \| threats with torture \| fear \| torture method classification \| lawful sanctions clause \| powerlessness \| intentionality \| torture threshold \| measurement \| personality change \| IACPPR-2 \| OAS. Inter-American Convention to Prevent and Punish Torture (1985) \| ICCPR-7 \| UN. International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (1966) \| forensic evaluation of torture \| severity of treatment \| stealth torture techniques \| signs and symptoms \| visibility \| physical torture methods \| cardiovascular physiological phenomena \| death from torture \| organ failure \| depression \| anxiety \| emotional trauma \| somatoform disorders \| mental disorders \| physiological effects of torture \| physical effects of torture \| psychological effects of torture \| torture effects \| psychological torture methods \| universal
	Full text
	United Nations Special Rapporteur on Torture

	ART : 28237 : Not available for external loan
	Revisiting the pledge by the U.K. regarding the ‘five techniques’
	English
	20200000
	American University. Washington College of Law
	Worster, William Thomas
	interrogation techniques \| torture methods \| torture allegations \| war on terror \| armed conflict \| state compliance \| attitude to torture \| discourse \| regional human rights protection systems \| CoE. Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (1950) \| ECHR-3 \| international courts \| CoE. European Court of Human Rights \| state obligations \| international human rights law \| pledges \| positional torture \| wall-standing [torture method] \| deprivation [torture method] \| hooding [torture method] \| noise torture \| sleep deprivation [torture method] \| food deprivation \| drink deprivation \| declarations \| legal proceedings \| United Kingdom \| Iraq \| Afghanistan \| Northern Ireland [United Kingdom]
	Free full text
	American University international law review ; vol. 35, no. 4

	MON : 2020.015 : Not available for external loan
	Interrogation and torture : integrating efficacy with law and morality
	English
	20200000
	Oxford University
	Barela, Steven J. (ed.) \| Fallon, Mark (ed.) \| Gaggioli, Gloria (ed.) \| Ohlin, Jens David (ed.)
	978-0-19009752-3
	interrogation effectiveness \| legal defences \| fair trial \| immunity from prosecution \| protective factors \| institutional reform \| contextual analysis \| NPMs \| OPCAT \| UNCAT-OP \| UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. Optional Protocol (2002) \| visiting mechanisms \| access to lawyer \| detainee rights \| presumption of innocence \| resistance (psychology) \| antitorture movement \| Bentham, Jeremy (1748—1832, English philosopher) \| ticking bomb scenario \| abolition of torture \| prosecution for torture \| evidence admissibility \| international humanitarian law \| absolute prohibition of torture \| impunity for torture \| punishment for torture \| NGO approaches \| advocacy \| Landau Commission (Israel) \| commission of inquiry \| General Security Service (GSS) \| manipulation (psychology) \| psychiatrists \| military medical personnel \| medical complicity in torture \| guilt \| shame \| moral injury \| PTSD \| effects on perpetrators \| collective responsibility \| moral responsibility \| state agents \| moral dilemmas \| professional ethics \| conditioning, operant \| pain perception \| torture victims \| military personnel \| neuroendocrinology \| biomarkers \| stress reactions \| cognitive impairment \| mood disorders \| attention \| memory disorders \| physiological effects of torture \| drink deprivation \| thirst \| dyspnea \| asphyxia \| animal models \| physiological stress \| psychological stress \| neuropsychology \| philosophy \| empathy \| self disclosure \| evidence \| deception \| interrogation techniques \| programme development \| torture criminalisation \| immigration detention centres \| juvenile detention centres \| Zuley, Richard (Chicago police detective and US naval reservist, United States) \| skill transfer \| technology transfer \| public opinion \| attitude change \| attitude to torture \| stealth torture techniques \| suspension [torture method] \| torture method terminology \| exhaustion exercises \| burning [torture method] \| temperature, hot \| forced ingestion of irritants \| sitting on ice [torture method] \| prisoner punishment \| humming bird [torture device] \| magneto [torture method] \| armed forces \| colonialism \| training of torturers \| knowledge transfer \| international complicity \| visibility \| physical effects of torture \| reputation \| human rights monitoring \| technology \| torture methods \| electric torture \| severity of treatment \| regression (psychology) \| time factors \| physical torture \| Cold War \| drug evaluation \| drug development \| hypnosis \| drug administration, non-therapeutic \| human experimentation \| combined modality torture \| hygiene \| deprivation [torture method] \| prison conditions \| behaviour modification \| sexual abuse \| rectal examination \| time disorientation \| threats \| hooding [torture method] \| starvation \| solitary confinement \| environmental stress \| noise torture \| positional torture \| forced nudity \| sleep deprivation [torture method] \| climatic stress [torture method] \| shackling \| physical restraint \| temperature, cold \| waterboarding \| wall-slamming \| cramped confinement [torture method] \| water dousing [torture method] \| beatings \| SERE (Survival Evasion Resistance Escape) \| Jessen, John Bruce \| Mitchell, James E. \| torture method development \| psychologist complicity in torture \| experimental psychology \| learned helplessness \| coercion \| UN Special Rapporteur on Torture \| UN. Universal Protocol for Non-Coercive Interviewing Methods (proposed) \| torture allegations \| UN. Committee Against Torture \| case law \| UNCAT-16 \| UNCAT-2 \| power \| UNCAT-1 \| inhuman treatment \| torture purposes \| intentionality \| determinants of torture \| torture threshold \| cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment \| legal confessions \| torture effects \| standards \| Guantanamo Bay detention camp (United States) \| military courts \| accountability for torture \| torture justifiability \| utilitarianism \| rule of law \| human dignity \| debate \| international human rights law \| Obama, Barack (Administration of) \| government policy \| torture prevention effectiveness \| torture effectiveness \| national security \| professional ethics \| professional organisations \| American Psychological Association (APA) \| complicity in torture \| prisoner treatment \| neurosciences \| brain \| counterterrorism \| war on terror \| policing \| criminal investigation \| crossnational analysis \| communication \| interpersonal relations \| interviewing \| trust \| research \| science \| cooperative behaviour \| political systems \| democracy \| national law \| interrogation techniques \| CIA \| personality change \| psychological torture definition \| national legal instruments \| torture prevention \| international legal instruments \| norm review \| state obligations \| UNCAT-11 \| UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| torture definition \| morality \| law \| torture \| universal \| Italy \| Greece \| France \| Norway \| United Kingdom \| Israel \| United States

	MON : 2019.102 : Not available for external loan
	How America tortures
	English
	20191200
	Seton Hall University. School of Law
	Denbeaux, Mark P. \| Haire, Stephanie Moreno \| Laing, Tatiana \| Guldner, Kristofer \| Pope-Ragoonanan, Denera \| Casner, Adam \| Lewbel, Brett \| Paulson, Timothy \| Profeta, Timothy \| Sobh, Jade \| Waters, Niki \| Zahriyeh, Bayan
	torture methods \| personal narratives \| threats to family members \| fluid therapy \| rectum \| nutrition therapy \| sociocultural factors \| Muslims, male \| torturers, female \| rape victims, male \| rape \| genitalia, male \| electric torture \| humiliation \| sexual abuse \| psychotropic drugs adverse effects \| drug administration, non-therapeutic \| cramped confinement [torture method] \| cramped confinement [torture method] \| wall-standing [torture method] \| practice guidelines \| Guantanamo Bay detention camp (United States) \| walling [torture method] \| suspension [torture method] \| physiological stress \| combined modality torture \| psychotic disorders \| mood disorders \| mental disorders \| pain threshold \| research \| animal experimentation \| hallucinations \| psychological effects of torture \| torture method terminology \| sleep wake disorders \| time factors \| torture purposes \| physiological effects of torture \| vomiting \| food policy \| dietary manipulation \| water dousing [torture method] \| temperature, cold \| conditioning (psychology) \| anal canal \| body searches \| psychologist complicity in torture \| psychological interview on admission \| physical effects of torture \| back pain \| suffering \| medical supervision of torture \| sensory deprivation \| medical examination on admission \| prisoner transport \| deprivation [torture method] \| blindfolding \| hooding [torture method] \| complicity in torture \| extraordinary rendition \| abduction \| declassified documents \| data sources \| hypothermia, induced \| cases \| death from torture \| learned helplessness \| effects on perpetrators \| waterboarding \| positional torture \| resistance (psychology) \| solitary confinement \| shackling \| physical restraint \| music torture \| light \| environmental stress \| sleep deprivation [torture method] \| forced nudity \| psychological stress \| detention centres \| incommunicado detention \| prisoner transfer \| legal defences \| legal counsel \| lawyer's participation \| military personnel \| SERE (Survival Evasion Resistance Escape) \| Mitchell, James \| Joint Personnel Recovery Agency (JPRA) \| business corporations \| programme development \| CIA \| Bush, George W (Administration of) \| government policy \| war on terror \| interrogation techniques \| torture imagery \| United States \| Pakistan \| Afghanistan \| Thailand
	Full text (via SSRN - free registration required)

	ART : 25585 : Not available for external loan
	Evidence of multiple methods of torture in a case from Sri Lanka
	English
	20191000
	Elsevier
	Dandeniya, Samadhi Arachchi \| Ruwanpura, Rohan
	forensic evaluation of torture \| ankle cuffs \| Istanbul Protocol \| body parts \| lacerations \| wounds and injuries \| physical effects of torture \| neck \| near death experiences \| suspension [torture method] \| mock executions \| physical torture \| psychological torture \| burns, chemical \| irritants \| genitalia, male \| submarino, wet [torture method] \| asphyxia \| handcuffing \| beatings \| food deprivation \| drink deprivation \| hooding [torture method] \| detainees, male \| multiple traumatic events \| torture method-effect correlation \| torture methods \| case report [publication type] \| Sri Lanka
	Journal of forensic and legal medicine ; vol. 67

	ART : 25741 : Not available for external loan
	The use of spit guards (also known as spit hoods) by police services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland : to prevent transmission of infection or another form of restraint?
	English
	20190800
	Elsevier
	Kennedy, Kieran M. \| Payne-James, J. Jason \| Payne-James, Grace J. \| Green, Peter
	policing \| police personnel \| personnel safety \| police personnel victimisation \| hooding [torture method] \| detainees \| purposes \| risk assessment \| communicable disease control \| human rights \| bite guards \| spit hoods \| physical restraint instruments \| United Kingdom \| policing \| personal safety \| police victimisation \| hooding [torture method] \| detainees \| purposes \| risk assessment \| communicable disease control \| human rights \| bite guards \| spit hoods \| physical restraint instruments
	Journal of forensic and legal medicine ; vol. 66

	TORT : 19.1.5 : Not available for external loan
	Reassessment of the Ireland v. the United Kingdom ECtHR case : a lost opportunity to clarify the distinction between torture and ill-treatment
	English
	20190000
	IRCT
	Stefanovska, Vesna
	judicial decisions \| decision making \| CoE. European Court of Human Rights \| ECHR-3 \| suffering \| torture threshold \| inhuman treatment \| legal reasoning \| torture effects \| long-term effects \| prisoners \| interrogation techniques \| psychological effects of torture \| ECHR-3 \| international crime elements \| intention \| UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| UNCAT \| CoE. Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (1950) \| comparison \| Istanbul Protocol \| evidence of torture \| forensic evaluation of torture \| psychological torture \| case study [publication type] \| positional torture \| hooding [torture method] \| sleep deprivation [torture method] \| deprivation [torture method] \| counterterrorism \| counterinsurgencies \| British Empire \| effectiveness \| emergencies \| OAS. Inter-American Court of Human Rights \| comparative law \| case law \| commission of inquiry \| death in custody \| war on terror \| knowledge transfer \| international cooperation \| prisoner treatment \| Northern Ireland [United Kingdom] \| Iraq \| United States \| Brazil \| Brunei Darussalam \| Yemen \| Swaziland \| Nigeria \| Cameroon \| Malaysia \| Kenya \| United Kingdom \| Ireland
	Full text
	Torture : journal on rehabilitation of torture victims and prevention of torture ; vol. 29, no. 1

	MON : 2020.019 : Not available for external loan
	Doctors and torture : medicine at the crossroads
	English
	20190000
	Springer
	Teays, Wanda
	978-3-030-22516-2
	medical involvement in torture \| Physicians for Human Rights \| torture prevention \| Istanbul Declaration : A Global Appeal for the Abolition of Torture (1992) \| International Council of Nurses (ICN) \| American Medical Association (AMA) \| WMA. Declaration of Tokyo (1975) \| ethical guidelines \| international instruments \| World Medical Association (WMA) \| Gert, Bernard \| belief systems \| beneficence \| patient autonomy \| bioethics \| feminism \| virtues \| Rawls, John \| Ross, W.D. \| social justice \| moral obligations \| Kant, Immanuel \| philosophy \| deontology \| utilitarianism \| ethical relativism \| teleology \| ethical theory \| ethical analysis \| moral responsibility \| psychological effects of isolation \| death-row \| hostages \| solitary confinement \| military medical personnel \| prisons \| sexual abuse \| diapers \| humiliation \| waterboarding \| involuntary treatment \| rectum \| enteral nutrition \| hunger strikes \| nutrition therapy \| forced nudity \| hooding [torture method] \| dehumanisation \| degradation \| public opinion \| manipulation (psychology) \| language \| torture method terminology \| guilt \| suffering \| torture justifiability \| psychological torture \| physical torture \| combined modality torture \| interrogation techniques \| pain \| torture definition \| medical profession \| Abu Ghraib prison (Iraq) \| torturers \| Americans \| Syrians \| Uzbeks \| Filipinos \| Nazi doctors \| Germans \| British \| Mau Mau groups \| counterinsurgencies \| case study [publication type] \| human rights \| secrecy \| CIA \| extraordinary rendition \| torture effectiveness \| medical participation in torture \| doctor-patient relations \| torture victims \| medical doctor's role \| health care delivery \| psychologists \| predisposition \| moral dilemmas \| legitimacy \| medical doctors \| terminology \| determinants of torture \| medical ethics \| discourse \| war on terror \| warfare \| torture \| evil \| boundaries \| national security \| terrorism \| universal \| Yemen \| Iraq \| United States \| Syrian Arab Republic \| Uzbekistan \| Philippines \| Chile \| United Kingdom \| Kenya