Human Torture Should Not be Continued

The United Nations defines torture as an act of causing intentionally serious physical or mental distress or suffering to a person intentionally for the purpose of acquiring information, confessing or punishing someone with suspicious behavior I will. Torture also includes those who, under whatever circumstances suffer or suffer, act with official authority to intimidate or compel any form of discrimination of any form for any reason ("Prohibition of torture", paragraph 2). Some people believe that torture is acceptable, but in reality they are not acceptable or reliable measures, so you should not continue.

Many people believe that torture should not be allowed under any circumstances. The rights of all people are protected by human rights treaties, and torture is one of them. Therefore, torture should not be allowed under any circumstances. Today's fundamental human rights abuses can lead to more human rights violations in the future. We are equal before the law, no matter what he / she represents, no matter who has the right to deal with other people, whom he / she is. According to those who oppose torture, this should not be used as a reason for torture under any circumstances, regardless of whether a person is responsible for the accused. He / she is sent to the court and should be judged according to international law

Every major international medical institution is opposed to torture and we are firmly opposed to any form of torture or "enhanced trial" regardless of their background. Although these victims of human rights abuses may not be identified as Americans, they can not prove the dual criterion of identifying "non-Americans" and "non-human beings". Furthermore, as a therapist, we understand the devastating effects of trauma on the health of victims and criminals. We pledge to resist the cycle of violence under the name of national security.

Torture is one of the most severe human rights violations and national authorities are also protecting against serious violations in the "Basic Principles and Guidelines for Victims of Serious Violations of International Human Rights Act to Get Relief and Compensation" We should promise to grant rights. International humanitarian law 6.2.2.3 Victims of specific crimes: domestic violence Domestic violence is any form of physical violence that occurs in the home. This phenomenon is generally thought to include a person striking a wife or a partner, or a parent abusing a child. However, public statistics show that these are the reasons for most cases, but men may also be victims of violence by their wives.