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19 Nov 2024
Sharing knowledge on documentation of policing weapons in South Korea.
On 6 & 8 November 2024 Omega ran an online workshop on how to research and document the manufacture, export and use of South Korean policing equipment.
13 Nov 2024
UATC interview: ‘In the Philippines, Telling the Truth is a Challenge’ 
“If we will not investigate, who will?” asks Dr Benito Molino, whose evidence was crucial to the second-only conviction for torture under the Philippines Anti-Torture Act of 2009, despite a huge rise in torture over the past decade. Article 12 of the Convention Against Torture, turning 40 this year, obligates States to a “prompt and impartial investigation” to allegations of torture. 
11 Nov 2024
Torture-Free Trade Advocacy
In late October, Omega joined a Torture-Free Trade advocacy mission to the United Nations Headquarters in New York.
06 Nov 2024
UATC. Palestine: ‘After Four Years, I Can Face My Interrogator Without Fear.’  
UATC interview with Suha Jabara, conducted by our Consortium colleagues, IRCT
01 Nov 2024
UATC interview: “A new dawn for Bangladesh”
Saira Rahman Khan, Secretary of one of the leading human rights organizations in Bangladesh, Odhikar, recounts the July-August crackdown and shares her hopes for a new Bangladesh.
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