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- Detention | OHCHR
In addition, the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (part of Special Procedures) is the only non-treaty-based UN mechanism with the power to investigate specific complaints and appeals for urgent action The Office collaborates with the Working Group to bring attention to the issue of arbitrary detention, with the goal of ending the practice
- OHCHR and detention | OHCHR
Arbitrary detention exposes the victim to the possibility of further violations, including torture or other cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment; enforced and involuntary disappearances; and extrajudicial execution
- Australia responsible for arbitrary detention of asylum seekers in . . .
GENEVA - In two landmark decisions, the UN Human Rights Committee has ruled that Australia remained responsible for the arbitrary detention of asylum seekers redirected or transferred to offshore detention facilities in the Republic of Nauru
- Women’s incarceration rooted in gender inequality and violence
A UN Human Rights report highlights widespread gender-based violence, poor health provisions, and discriminatory legal systems disproportionately affecting women and girls in criminal justice detention worldwide
- Le HCDH et la détention | OHCHR
Avis concernant les versions linguistiques du site En raison d'un manque de financement, le HCDH ne peut actuellement mettre à jour que la version anglaise de son site Web Nous vous invitons à rester sur le site anglais pour obtenir les informations les plus complètes et les plus récentes Thèmes
- Normes internationales relatives à la détention | OHCHR
Le droit international des droits de l’homme établit un cadre universel clair en matière de détention qui est consacré par les normes ci-dessous
- International standards on detention | OHCHR
International human rights law provides a clear and universal framework relating to detention, enshrined by the following standards:
- Working Group on Arbitrary Detention | OHCHR
The mandate of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention was most recently extended by Human Rights Council resolution 60 8 of 6 October 2025 for a further three-year period Read more about the mandate About the members The Working Group is composed of five independent experts of balanced geographical representation
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