THEMATIC REPORT 2017
REDRESS AND REPARATIONS
Figure 1.3 Gender of torture victims:
Mexico
Figure 1.4 Gender of torture victims:
Kenya
30
118
24%
28%
72%
76%
309
94
Male 76%
Male 72%
Female 24%
Female 28%
deprivation of normal sensory stimulation, humiliation, asphyxiation and
positional torture.
Figure 1.5 Gender of torture victims:
Uganda
In Serbia, the majority of the torture
victims treated by IAN are torture
victims from the Balkan Wars (19911995). They include ethnic Serbs who
were refugees (from Croatia and
Bosnia and Herzegovina), internally
displaced persons (from Kosovo and
Metohija) and citizens of Serbia. Many
were forcibly mobilised in Serbia, sent
to paramilitary training camps and
then sent against their will to fight in
the battlefields of Croatia and Bosnia
and Herzegovina. A large proportion
of IAN’s clients first suffered torture
between the ages of 15 to 44 years
old (80 percent). The majority indicate
that they were subjected to torture
413
31%
69%
925
Male 69%
Female 31%
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