Human Rights of Armed Forces Personnel
Protection from torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment
Different Approaches
Prohibition
258
Combating impunity through accountability
259
Preventing torture and other ill-treatment
261
Good Practices and Recommendations
263
Further reading
264
Chapter 15: Working Conditions and Support for Veterans
265
Introduction: Issues at Stake
265
International Human Rights Standards
267
Working conditions
267
Veterans
269
Different Approaches
Work schedules
270
270
Remuneration
271
Health and safety at work
272
Family life
274
Transition from military to civilian life
275
Who is a veteran?
275
Different approaches to defining veterans
276
Caring for veterans
278
Good Practices and Recommendations
281
Further reading
282
Chapter 16: Human Rights Education
284
Introduction: Issues at Stake
284
International Human Rights Standards
285
Different Approaches
287
Inclusion in core curricula
288
Professional codes of conduct
290
Human rights training in military colleges
292
Good Practices and Recommendations
293
Further reading
293
Chapter 17: The Role of Commanders and Individual Accountability
Introduction: Issues at Stake
The role of commanders
294
294
294
Accountability of commanders
295
Accountability of subordinates
296
International Human Rights Standards
12
252
258
296
International humanitarian law (IHL) and human rights law
296
The International Criminal Court (ICC)
297
Customary international law
297
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