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  • Case Studies
    • Burundi: January 2016
    • Palestine: September and October 2015
    • SOUTH AMERICAN STATE-OWNED MANUFACTURERS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT EQUIPMENT
    • Uganda: February 2016
    • Use of body-worn electric shock in US state prisons
  • Guide to Taking Photos
  • Introduction to Equipment Types
  • Monitoring Weapons and Restraints in Places of Detention: A Practical Guide.
  • Tools of Torture Questionnaire

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