Journal Volume: 32
Journal Issue: 1
Journal Year: 2022
Articles in SafetyLit: 21

30 years on: a brave new world or an unfolding disaster?

Control-focused behavioral treatment: a brief intervention for survivors of war and torture

From rehabilitation to prevention: the need to move one step further

From sunrise to sunset: personal memories of the early years

From untried steps to omnipresence

Healing and reintegration of former child soldiers: a relational resilience perspective

Inside the belly of the beast. Reflections on the history of IRCT

Looking back at experiences from 30 years with documentation and prevention of torture

Making the road as we go.

Medical meanderings of the mind, looking back at 30 years of experience visiting victims of torture in custody

Operational psychology, professional ethics, and democracy: a challenge for our time

Reflections on an international engagement in the fight against torture

Reflections on healing and recovery from the legacies of trauma and violence

Refugee children's mental health and development - a public health problem in Europe

Rehabilitation for torture survivors: six evidence myths and their implications for future research

Strategic litigation against torture: why domestic courts matter

The Committee Against Torture tackles violence against women: a conceptual and political journey

The future is here: mind control and torture in the digital era

The military coup in Chile in 1973, the immediate reaction of international organisations, and the founding of the first rehabilitation program for torture victims in 1977

Torture, that recurring nightmare. Social crisis and pandemic

Visions from the past: reflecting on the history of epidemiological research in the refugee and post-conflict mental health field