Videos and campaign tools
For a collection of up-to-date news information on torture, human rights, and the rehabilitation of survivors around the world, please visit our Scoop.it Page.
Check out these videos by us and our supporters on the work of World Without Torture and the IRCT.
A new short film on the work of the IRCT in documenting torture in the case of Khaled Said, the ‘face of the revolution’ in Egypt, preventing torture, and the rehabilitation of torture victims worldwide. Also available in Spanish, French, and Arabic.
A 2008 IRCT micro-film invites people to engage in “erasing” torture from our world. It calls for the eradication of torture and celebrates the United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture on 26 June. Also available in French, Spanish, Arabic, German, and Danish.
A video featuring IRCT Secretary General Brita Sydhoff explaining the work of the IRCT.
The winning entry in the 2011 Micro-Film Competition for 26 June, the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, from TEDSmithPhotography.
And please visit our campaign tools site for help, ideas, and resources for your campaign against torture or for the 26th of June next year.
Images
Torture is horrific. Healing is possible. Celebrate 10 December Human Rights Day for the right to a World Without Torture. Please share to spread the message.
“Torture is practiced in more than 90% of all countries in all regions of the world; big or small, dictatorship or democracy.” With such a pervasive crime, let’s stand up for the survivors of torture and ensure they regain as full a life as possible. Click ‘like’ and share this message. Photo by Annarita Migliaccio photographe
If people and politicians would only know what goes on inside prisons, they would feel very differently. If they only knew of the amount of torture hidden behind prison walls, it might stop.
Please click like & share to spread this message against torture.
Donate to the IRCT for a world without torture
By making a donation to the IRCT you are helping torture victims heal their mental and physical wounds, holding torturers accountable for their crimes and enabling us to work towards reaching our ultimate goal – a world without torture.
Visit our donation page at the IRCT site for more information on how you can help.
