HRCP calls for accountability as abuse persists despite anti-torture law
- Posted on July 31, 2026
- By Dawn
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In brief
Human rights organizations highlight critical gaps in torture prevention mechanisms, revealing that accountability remains elusive despite legal frameworks. Experts emphasize that governmental institutions bear primary responsibility for enforcing anti-torture legislation, safeguarding victims' rights, and pursuing justice. The consultation underscores that torture extends beyond official state apparatus, involving private actors and requiring comprehensive enforcement strategies to address systemic violations and protect vulnerable populations.
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HRCP calls for accountability as abuse persists despite anti-torture law
Participants of a consultation note that torture was not committed solely by state actors; emphasise that the state was responsible for preventing such acts, protecting victims and ensuring accountability.
