The International Coalition to End Torture documents torture and ill-treatment, monitors how states apply the Convention against Torture, and publishes source-based research for the people affected and for those who represent them.
Featured InvestigationWhat the Removal Figures Show, and What the Government Stopped Publishing
Mass deportation is a claim about scale. It can be tested against the government’s own statistics up to January 2025, when the government stopped publishing them. Removals are rising sharply…
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- I was deported To a country that is not my own. Where to get help
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- My organization wants to help A congregation, a nonprofit, a community group. What you can actually do
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Reported risks of torture or refoulement in states receiving people transferred from the United States. Each designation names the sources it rests on. What an Alert means
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September 6, 2026How We Work
Know It.
We raise awareness of the UN Convention Against Torture and international human rights law among governments, institutions, and citizens. Knowing the law is the foundation of demanding it.
Demand It.
We lobby the United Nations, national parliaments, and regional bodies to ratify and implement OPCAT and anti-torture obligations. Pressure from coalitions changes legislation and practice.
Defend It.
We train detention monitors, support national preventive mechanisms, and protect human rights defenders. Without independent oversight, prohibitions against torture exist only on paper.