4 Tainted by Torture: Examining the Use of Torture Evidence | 2018 Fair Trials and REDRESS would also like to thank: i) Arabella Khara and E.G. from the King’s College Law Circle Internships in International and Transnational Criminal Law, as well as Marion Esnault, University of Essex, for assisting with country research on Kenya, South Africa, Tunisia and Turkey; and ii) Simón Alejandro Hernández León, Instituto Justicia Procesal Penal (IJPP), for assisting with country research on Mexico. With special thanks to Carla Ferstman, Senior Lecturer at the University of Essex School of Law and former Director of REDRESS, who contributed to the authoring of this report. Disclaimer The relevant laws discussed in this report may have changed since publication. The report is provided for general information purposes only and nothing contained in the report is intended to provide legal or other professional advice. The views expressed in this report reflect the opinions of Fair Trials and REDRESS, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Allen & Overy, its partners or staff. Fair Trials, REDRESS and Allen & Overy do not accept any responsibility or liability for any loss which may arise from reliance on information contained in this report. Fair Trials, REDRESS and Allen & Overy are not responsible or liable for any matter relating to any third parties accessing or using the report or its content.

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