Human rights experimentalism in action : the potential of national human rights institutions in enhancing the implementation and monitoring of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

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	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 : 32369 : Not available for external loan
	Scrutinizing the prison during a pandemic and beyond : oversight from a distance in the Philippines
	English
	20230300
	Centre for Crime and Justice Studies
	Kambanella, Kalliopi \| Bergh, Brenda van den
	Philippines \| pandemic effects \| prison oversight \| DIGNITY projects \| Balay Rehabilitation Center \| NGO approaches \| DIGNITY staff publications \| human rights monitoring techniques \| developing countries \| lockdowns effects \| communicable disease control effects \| national institutions' role \| credibility assessment \| data collection methods \| torture prevention \| NPMs
	Free full text (entire issue)
	Prison service journal ; no. 265

	ART : 26862 : Not available for external loan
	The UN Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture and national preventive mechanisms
	English
	20230000
	Bristol University
	Evans, Malcolm
	UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. Optional Protocol (2002) \| UNCAT-OP \| OPCAT \| visiting mechanisms \| NPM's role \| national institutions \| organisation and administration \| international cooperation \| UN treaty bodies role \| UN. Subcommittee for the Prevention of Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment \| SPT's role \| torture prevention \| international human rights law \| practice guidelines \| SPT visits \| comparison \| NPM visits \| fact-finding missions \| personal narratives \| universal
	Tackling torture: prevention in practice. ISBN: 9781529225716

	ART : 32888 : Not available for external loan
	Shadow report submitted by the National Council for Human Rights in Egypt on the human rights situation with regard to the implementation of the Convention against Torture and All Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, CAT. on the occasion of the submission by the Egyptian state of its fifth periodic report due in 2004 and submitted in September 2021. CAT/C/EGY/.
	English
	[20230000]
	UN. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
	UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| state compliance \| domestic implementation effectiveness \| national legal instruments effectiveness \| constitutions \| law reform \| criminal law \| national institutions \| torture prevention \| IRCT projects \| preventative interventions \| complaint procedures \| trafficking in persons prevention \| civil society-state interaction \| violence against women prevention \| visiting mechanisms effectiveness \| reparations \| right to justice \| death in custody \| human rights monitoring \| torture allegations statistics \| recommendations \| Egypt
	Full text (via OHCHR)
	Egypt. National Council for Human Rights

	ART : 28223 : Not available for external loan
	Investigating prison suicides : the politics of independent oversight
	English
	20220700
	Sage
	Aitken, Dominic
	United Kingdom \| prison oversight \| death in custody \| suicide \| prisons \| fact-finding missions \| national institutions \| Ombudsman \| criminal investigation \| right to life \| prisoner rights \| independence principle \| developed countries \| technocracy \| penal policy \| politics
	Full text in open access
	Punishment and society ; vol. 24, no. 3

	ART : 31741 : Not available for external loan
	Problems of legal regulation of combating torture in Ukraine
	English
	20220600
	"Vasile Goldis" University
	Melnykova, Dariia
	torture prevention effectiveness \| domestic violence \| criminal law \| torture definition \| national institutions \| impunity for torture \| national legal instruments effectiveness \| Ukraine
	Full text in open access
	Journal of legal studies ; vol. 29, no. 43

	ART : 33102 : Not available for external loan
	Shadow report to the Committee Against Torture in connection with the consideration of the initial [sic] report of Montenegro : 73rd session, April-May 2022, third periodic report
	English
	20220318
	Human Rights Action
	UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| torture definition \| torture criminalisation effectiveness \| statute of limitations \| legal aid \| national institutions \| violence against women prevention effectiveness \| psychiatric hospitals \| prison conditions \| human rights education \| complaint procedure effectiveness \| administration of justice \| judicial independence \| journalists victimisation \| police violence \| asylum \| missing persons \| transitional justice effectiveness \| prosecution for torture \| counterterrorism \| police personnel \| disciplinary procedures \| evidence admissibility \| evidence standards \| accountability for torture effectiveness \| policing \| protective equipment effects \| impunity for torture \| criminal investigation of torture effectiveness \| torture prevention effectiveness \| domestic implementation \| state compliance \| Montenegro
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	Human Rights Action

	ART : 30461 : Not available for external loan
	Are we OPCAT ready? So far, bare bones
	English
	20220300
	Sage
	Grenfell, Laura \| Caruana, Steven
	UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. Optional Protocol (2002) \| OPCAT \| UNCAT-OP \| domestic implementation \| NPMs \| state obligations \| federalism \| torture prevention \| human rights monitoring \| prison oversight \| law reform \| national institutions \| debate \| civil society's role \| costs and cost analysis \| Australia
	Free full text
	Alternative law journal ; vol. 47, no. 1

	UN : CAT/C/BDI/3 : Not available for external loan
	Third periodic report submitted by Burundi under article 19 of the Convention, due in 2018 : Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment
	English
	20220214
	United Nations
	periodic reports \| sexual minorities \| accountability for torture \| accountability for political violence \| universal jurisdiction \| asylum seekers \| refugees \| training of judges \| prison conditions \| judicial independence \| albinism \| juvenile detainees \| women \| vulnerable populations \| extrajudicial executions \| torture allegations effects \| legal confessions \| evidence admissibility \| complaint procedures \| rape statistics \| crime prevention \| domestic violence prevention \| criminal investigation of torture \| prison oversight \| police oversight \| extradition \| punishment for torture \| jurisdiction \| return migration \| refoulement prevention \| reparations for torture \| torture definition \| training of police personnel \| human rights education \| human rights information \| truth commissions \| transitional justice \| criminal procedure \| criminal law \| law reform \| torture criminalisation \| gender-based violence \| victim protection \| freedom from torture \| torture prevention \| international legal instruments \| national legal instruments \| human rights protection \| national institutions \| state compliance \| treaty implementation \| UNCAT \| UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| Burundi
	Full text state report
	Full text state reply to the list of issues
	Full text list of issues
	Burundi

	ART : 31232 : Not available for external loan
	Human rights experimentalism in action : the potential of national human rights institutions in enhancing the implementation and monitoring of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
	English
	20220200
	Oxford University Press
	Lichuma, Caroline \| Tatic, Damjan
	UN. Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2006) \| human rights protection effectiveness \| international legal instruments effectiveness \| domestic implementation \| national institutions role \| human rights monitoring \| UNCRPD-33-2 \| state obligations \| universal human rights protection system \| UN treaty bodies \| state obligations \| universal
	Journal of human rights practice ; vol. 14, no. 1