Jose Quiroga

TL;DR: Gurr and Quiroga as discussed by the authors conducted a review of the literature on torture rehabilitation from 1998 through mid-2004, focusing on the treatment of politically motivated torture survivors.

TL;DR: This document intends not only to provide the context in which outcome research has been conducted in the past, but how centres can move forward today despite limitations and obstacles.

TL;DR: The paper identifies some preventive measure and develops recommendations for action at the local, national and international level that studies the problem of torture in children.

TL;DR: The purpose of this medico-legal statement is to provide legal experts, adjudicators, health care professionals, and policy makers, among others, with an understanding of the lack of medical and scientific validity of conversion therapy and the likely physical and psychological consequences of undergoing conversion therapy.

TL;DR: Forcibly conducted anal examinations are usually initiated at the request of law enforcement officials, the prosecutor, or the court and conducted in the absence ofinformed consent or in circumstances where individuals are not capable of giving genuine informed consent or where refusal to give consent would be interpreted as self-incrimination.