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This interpretive manual offers a thorough examination of the international legal prohibition of torture and ill-treatment. Stuart Casey-Maslen provides detailed analysis of the key international instruments, including the UN Convention Against Torture, and explores how these prohibitions are interpreted and applied across different jurisdictions.
The work examines state obligations, definitions of torture and ill-treatment, exceptions and limitations, and mechanisms for enforcement and accountability. It serves as an essential reference for legal practitioners, policymakers, human rights advocates, and academics seeking to understand the comprehensive framework protecting individuals from torture and cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment.
Through careful interpretation of treaty language and case law, this manual clarifies complex legal concepts and provides practical guidance for implementing international human rights standards.
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