07/09/2026
In our first three years, the Consortium made a big impact for the global anti-torture movement, and the survivors it supports.
As we expand on the progress achieved by our six Consortium members and our over 200 national civil society partners, among our key priorities, the IRCT will:
1️⃣ Build on the successful launch of the Survivors' Charter at the UN to ensure more survivors voices not only develop the public narrative on torture prevention and but also become integrated into our collective work practices, with more opportunities to influence policy debates.
2️⃣ Expand our focus on and other ill-treatment in protest to support national partners utilising both policy and practical tools to address misuse of police weapons, and support the goals of the Global Alliance for Torture-Free Trade.
3️⃣ Strengthen the delivery of services through financial support and more opportunities to exchange knowledge between regional partners, while expanding medical documentation of through creating greater awareness on the practical uses of the .
with REDRESS Trust, Omega Research Foundation, Association for the Prevention of Torture, FIACAT and World Org. Against Torture
