DSEI Japan
Date: 01/11/2021
DSEI Japan is a biennial event organised by Crisis Intelligence & Clarion Events. The event was held for the first time in November 2019 and covers all four domains of Land, Naval, Aviation and Security.
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- Brazil: Training on Use of Force Standards
- Commemorating Christof Heyns
- Press release: Council of Europe takes decisive action to combat torture tools trade
- Remembering Professor Christof Heyns
- New report: Review of EU Anti-Torture Regulation and its implementation
- Omega position on CWC Conference of States Parties
- Recent Event: UN Side event on the use of security-related measures in response to COVID-19
- Recent event: LRC Anti-Torture Resources Launch
- Recent event: Towards Torture-Free Trade - Opportunities and Challenges
- Colombia: Seminario sobre el monitoreo del uso de la fuerza y la documentación de la tortura en centros de privación de libertad
- Launch: Manual on Handcuffs and other Instruments of Restraint in Judicial Hearings
- Chile: Webinar on less lethal weapons and grave human rights violations
- Tackling the Tools of Torture and Supporting Reparation
- Article: The Use of Force in The Americas (Portuguese)
- Article: The Use of Force in The Americas (Spanish)
- EVENT: Training on Monitoring Weapons and Restraints and the Prevention of Torture
- Event: Capacity-Building on Investigating Torture for Mexico CIty Judiciary
- NEWS: UN General Assembly Votes to Explore the Creation of International Standards to Regulate the Trade in ‘Tools of Torture’
- Event: A Norm in the Making: Banning the Global Trade in Tools of Torture
- EVENT: First Ministerial Meeting of the Alliance for Torture-free Trade
- EVENT: Ending the torture trade: Opportunities for OSCE engagement
- Important advance in tackling the trade in “tools of torture” in the Council of Europe
- News: Amnesty and Omega uncover 'brutal' illegal torture equipment at Paris arms fair
- Past Event: The trade and use of ‘tools of torture’ in the Council of Europe
- Past Event: UN - Time to rein in the global trade in tools of torture
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