Vol. 27 No. 2 (2017): Torture Journal: Journal on Rehabilitation of Torture Victims and Prevention of Torture

Published: 2017-12-05

Editorial

• Drawing the fine line between interrogation and torture: towards a Universal Protocol on Investigative Interviewing

  Pau Pérez-Sales

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Research and Scientific articles

• Can disability predict treatment outcome among traumatized refugees?

  Sabrina Friis Jørgensen, Mikkel A. Auning-Hansen, Ask Elklit

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• Detainees' perception of the doctors and the medical institution in Spanish police stations: An impediment in the fight against torture and ill-treatment

  Hans Draminsky Petersen, Benito Morentin

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• An Account of ‘Life after Guantánamo’: a rehabilitation project for former Guantánamo detainees across continents

  Polly Rossdale, Katie Taylor

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• Obstacles to torture rehabilitation at Guantánamo Bay

  James Connell, Alka Pradhan, Margaux Lander

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• The United States Supreme Court case Ziglar v. Abbasi and the severe psychological and physiological harms of solitary confinement

  Eric Ordway, Jessica Djilani, Alexandria Swette

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In Memoriam

• Professor Bent Sørensen

  Henrik Marcussen

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Perspectives

• Torture without physical pain: Inside cell 24 of the special wing for political prisoners-Evin prison (Iran)

  Hasti Irani

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• Solitary confinement, Section 350, Evin prison in Tehran

  S M Khodaei

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Book and media reviews

• Combating Torture and other Ill-Treatment. A Manual for Action. London. 2016 By Amnesty International

  Pau Pérez-Sales

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Letter to the Editor

• Literature reviews are not all the same

  Amanda C de C Williams

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• Public perception does not accurately reflect resources available to survivors of torture in the United States

  Alison Burke

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