NEW report! After months of dedicated work, it is a pleasure to see the Global Report on Women in Prison finally out. Thank you to all participating National Preventive Mechanisms for their engagement!
@apt_geneva
NEW: Global Report on Women in Prison
With data from 46 countries, our study reveals systemic discrimination & harmful practices in detention, some that amount to ill-treatment. Change is urgently needed.
@RightsGAC@VilleDeGeneve
https://t.co/XTIBdvwC9T
🌎El @CNPTArgentina se unió a los #MNP de 45 países para contribuir a la elaboración de un informe mundial sobre las mujeres en prisión, presentado hoy por la Asociación para la Prevención de la Tortura, con sede en Ginebra, Suiza. @apt_geneva
👩🏻Allí se pone en evidencia la discriminación sistémica y los principales desafíos que enfrentan las mujeres en las cárceles de todo el mundo, e insta a realizar reformas urgentes y a un mayor uso de medidas alternativas a la detención.
📊Basándose en datos y análisis de los Mecanismos Nacionales de Prevención que trabajan en África, Asia Pacífico, Europa y América Latina, este informe es el primer análisis de carácter mundial sobre las mujeres en prisión basado en hallazgos de los MNP.
📄El “Informe Mundial sobre las mujeres en prisión: Análisis de los Mecanismos Nacionales de Prevención” revela que las mujeres representan un porcentaje menor pero creciente de la población penitenciaria a nivel mundial y suelen ser objeto de abandono y discriminación sistémicos.
Asimismo, el documento ofrece exhaustivas recomendaciones para impulsar un cambio sistémico y brinda ejemplos de buenas prácticas en distintos países.
🌎El Informe Mundial va acompañado de informes nacionales individuales preparados por los Mecanismos Nacionales, incluyendo aquí el del CNPT al que se puede acceder aquí.
🇨🇦🇨🇭El Informe Mundial cuenta con el apoyo del Gobierno de Canadá y la ciudad de Ginebra.
+ info → https://t.co/jHO7rXfI8N
📄Informe CNPT → https://t.co/144ItjqdzA
📄Informe completo de APT → https://t.co/uYAhrBiJ54
NEW: Global Report on Women in Prison
With data from 46 countries, our study reveals systemic discrimination & harmful practices in detention, some that amount to ill-treatment. Change is urgently needed.
@RightsGAC@VilleDeGeneve
https://t.co/XTIBdvwC9T
🌍✨ On #HumanRightsDay, we celebrate a major milestone: 40 years of the UN Convention against Torture!
Veronica Filippeschi, APT Senior Adviser, reflects on its transformative legacy—from accountability & victims' rights to the genius of prevention. Watch now! 📽️👇
Le Panel sur la présentation du Rapport mondial sur les femmes dans le système de justice pénale est en cours, dirigé par l'Honorable Commissaire Maria Teresa Manuela, cette séance abordera la vulnérabilité des femmes en prison.
#ACHPR81OS#Droits de l'Homme #Femmes
If you are in Banjul for the 81st Ordinary Session of the @achpr_cadhp come and join us for this panel discussion 👇
Livestream available at https://t.co/uXp0Hu4aJ9
@apt
Join us for a panel discussion at the 81st Ordinary Session of @ACHPR on women deprived of liberty: key findings from monitoring the treatment of women in prison and the use of alternatives to detention.
20 October 2024
15:30-16:30 GMT
Banjul, Gambia
#ACHPR81OS
📣 IMPERDIBLE episodio de @elhilopodcast. 👇🏾👇🏾
Aborda situación de #MujeresPrivadasDeLibertad e impacto desproporcionado de su encarcelamiento en sus hijxs, en Uruguay. Esto, derivado de políticas de mano dura en materia de drogas. 1/6
🌍 Our new Secretary General, Nicole Hogg, takes on the mission to fight torture & ill-treatment globally.
"Strengthening independent oversight, protecting those at risk, and building partnerships are key to overcoming today’s challenges."
📙Publicación de gran valor para las #INDH, que por su amplio mandato pueden hacer una importante contribución a la prevención de la #tortura, que se ve fortalecida en aquellas que, además, cuentan con el mandato de los MNP #DerechosHumanos#Tortura
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Happy 16th anniversary to the NPM @hrcmv! Very pleased to work with the dedicated NPM team and see how they make a difference in the way people are treated when they are deprived of liberty to ensure their dignity is respected at all time
@apt_geneva
As we reflect back on 16 years of National Preventive Mechanism, we are extremely grateful for the stakeholders who have worked closely with our team. Here’s a brief insight from Miss Veronica Filippeschi, Senior Advisor at Association for the Prevention of Torture, on the impact of National Prevention Mechanism.
We are looking for an outstanding and inspiring leader with the strategic vision to move torture prevention forward in the coming years and build strong relations with our partners.
Learn more here: https://t.co/lS2ZNjKbzz
Women monitors are well-positioned to identify the specific needs of incarcerated women and to advocate for safeguards to protect them from discrimination and ill-treatment. Shifaath Razzaq from @hrcmv shares her experiences as a women monitor in the #Maldives. #InvestInWomen
HRCM in its capacity as the National Preventive Mechanism (NPM) in collaboration with Association for Prevention of Torture (APT) held an informal gathering with civil society organisations in Maldives.
During this discussion, NPM and CSOs highlighted ways in which they can work together to effectively prevent torture and maximise their impact.
@apt_geneva
HRCM as the NPM of Maldives has concluded a series of torture prevention activities in partnership with APT. These activities included commemoration of 15 year anniversary of NPM, bilateral meetings with relevant authorities, round-table discussions, civil society dialogue, and capacity building discussions with NPM/HRCM team.
@apt_geneva
HRCM and APT held a round table discussion to raise awareness on the Mendez Principles among national stakeholders in the Maldives.
The Mendez Principles offer guidance for authorities to improve effectiveness, fairness and outcomes of investigation and information gathering processes, while protecting the dignity and human rights of all persons being interviewed.
During the round table discussion, policy makers from various institutions shared their experiences and discussed ways to safeguard the inherent rights of those being interviewed.
@apt_geneva
Very pleased to have supported and continue to support the National Preventive Mechanism of the Maldives @hrcmv together with my colleagues at @apt_geneva in driving changes in laws, policies and practices and upholding the rights and dignity of all persons deprived of liberty
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This year we celebrate the 15th anniversary of Human Rights Commission of Maldives acting as the National Preventive Mechanism.
NPM by regularly visiting places of detention and by establishing constructive dialogue with state bodies has achieved major milestones in the prevention of torture.
NPM’s continued presence has placed places of detention in more open light and guaranteed the non-derogable rights of the detainees. Success stories from torture prevention actors further highlight NPM’s impactful journey.
HRCM and the Association for the
Prevention of Torture, held a meeting to discuss about
torture prevention efforts in the Maldives and globally, with Minister Ali Ihusaan, Minister of Homeland Security and Technology.
@hrcmv