CAT/C/66/2 not created, or the Optional Protocol adopted, to provide a “dialogical dead end” down which the interests of the most vulnerable and most imperilled of those in detention can be forgotten. 54. The Subcommittee hopes that the international community continues to understand and appreciate the importance of torture prevention to human rights and dignity, and that States find it in them to offer concrete support for the furtherance of the cause. VI. Plan of work 55. The Subcommittee has already announced visits to Bulgaria, Cabo Verde, Costa Rica, Ghana, Senegal, Switzerland and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, for the coming months. In accordance with its established practice, further announcements will be made following its future sessions. 11