The World Organisation Against Torture works with 200 member organisations to end torture and ill-treatment, assist victims, and protect human rights defenders at risk wherever they are.
The OMCT works with 200 member organisations to end torture and ill-treatment, assist victims, and protect human rights defenders at risk wherever they are.
The SOS-Torture Network is at the heart of the OMCT and is the currently the most important global network striving to put an end to torture and protect human rights defenders.
The World Organisation Against Torture works with 200 member organisations to end torture and ill-treatment, assist victims, and protect human rights defenders at risk wherever they are.
Over 10 million people worldwide live behind bars, including in pre-trial detention. Many more are locked in psychiatric institutions, military detention, and closed refugee camps, which can also be places where torture or ill-treatment festers.
Every day, human beings are subjected to torture and other ill-treatment. Those who defend them are threatened, arrested or risk death. Sharing their stories, writing to decision makers highlights their plight and adds pressure for them to be safe. Discover our urgent interventions
The World Organisation Against Torture works with 200 member organisations to end torture and ill-treatment, assist victims, and protect human rights defenders at risk wherever they are.
OMCT has three offices: Geneva Switzerland; Brussels, Belgium; and Tunis, Tunisia. Find out their full contact information and don't hesitate to get in touch.
Dec 18, 2024 · 2024 also saw significant progress in efforts to eradicate torture and ill-treatment, reflecting the unwavering commitment of our SOS-Torture Network members and partners across the globe. As we look back on the past year, we celebrate 10 key achievements that showcase the impact of the global anti-torture movement and inspire renewed efforts in the year ahead.
The World Organisation Against Torture works with 200 member organisations to end torture and ill-treatment, assist victims, and protect human rights defenders at risk wherever they are.