Recommendation
(A/HRC/4/33/Add.3)
Situation during visit
(A/HRC/4/33/Add.3)
Information received in the reporting
period
Non-governmental sources: Independent
investigations are conducted by the NCHR, but
these cases are transferred to the PSD as the
NCHR does not have the power to refer cases to
court.
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A/HRC/19/61/Add.3
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(n) Any public official found
Security officials referred to
responsible for abuse or torture in examples of disciplinary
the Special Rapporteur‘s report, sanctions as evidence that there
including the present management was no impunity for isolated
of CID and GID, certain police or acts of ill-treatment not
prison officials involved in torture amounting to torture. Examples
or ill-treatment, as well as
of sanctions included loss of
prosecutors and judges implicated salary imposed on officers, or
in colluding in torture or ignoring dismissals from service.
evidence, be immediately
suspended from duty, and
prosecuted; on the basis of his own
(very limited and short-time
investigations) the Special
Rapporteur urges the Government
to thoroughly investigate all
allegations contained in the
appendix with a view to bringing
the perpetrators to justice.
(o) Victims of torture and illVictims of torture could pursue
treatment receive substantial
private claims following a
compensation proportionate to the court decision in their favour.
gravity of the physical and mental
harm suffered, as well as adequate
medical treatment and
rehabilitation.
(p) The declaration be made with No declaration
respect to article 22 of the
Convention against Torture
recognizing the competence of the
Steps taken in previous years
(to be found in A/HRC/7/3/Add.2,
A/HRC/10/44/Add.5 and A/HRC/16/52/Add.2)
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