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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