Articles on Torture - National Human Rights Commission
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<str<strong>on</strong>g>Articles</str<strong>on</strong>g> <strong>on</strong> <strong>Torture</strong>AJAI KUMAR: <strong>Torture</strong>: A formidable challenge. (Criminal Law Journal, Vol 114, part 1301, May 2008, p 125)ANAND, A S : VIII th Internati<strong>on</strong>al Symposium On <strong>Torture</strong> : (Supreme Court Cases, Vol 7, part 3, Nov 1999, pJ10)ARORA, NIRMAN: Custodial torture in police stati<strong>on</strong>s in India: A radical assessment. (Journal of Indian LawInstitute, Vol 41, No. 3-4, July –Dec 1999, p 513)BACHA, MARYAM: Third degree torture: State terrorism to combat other forms of terrorism. (Criminal LawJournal, Vol 111, part 1261, Jan 2005, p J-1)BALIGA, B M: Curbing police arrest power for minimizing: Custodial deaths. (I L R (Karnataka), Vol 46, part 13,July 1996, p 67)BALVINDER KUMAR: Protecti<strong>on</strong> against <strong>Torture</strong> by police.(P R P Journal of <strong>Human</strong> <strong>Rights</strong>, Vol. 6, No.4, Oct –Dec, 2002, p 12)BANERJEE, SUMANTA: <strong>Torture</strong> in custody: Method in sadistic madness. (Ec<strong>on</strong>omic & Political Weekly, Vol 36,No 9, March 2001,p 723)
BHUSHAN, J: Custodial violence – A gruesome practice. (Indian Bar Review, Vol 28, part 1, Jan-March 2001, p99)BISHT, J S: Custodial torture: An invasi<strong>on</strong> to right to life.(A Socio Legal Perspective) (Indian Bar Review, Vol 30,part 2 & 3, April – Sept 2003, p 329)CHADHA, ANURADHA: <strong>Human</strong> rights and custodial death. (Criminal Law Journal, Vol 112, part 1273, Jan2006, p J9)CHAKRABORTY, MANIK: <strong>Human</strong> <strong>Rights</strong> and custodial torture: The issues and challenges. (Calcutta LawTimes, Vol 1, part 2, Feb 2007,p 28)CHATTERJEE, SATABDI & SAHA, PRATYUSH PRABHA: Miseries of custodial violence: Is our law equippedenough? (Criminal Law Journal, Vol 115, part 1312, April 2009, p103)CHATTORAJ, B N & SINHA, MINAKSHI: <strong>Torture</strong> and violence in police and judicial custody in India. (IndianJournal of Criminology & Criminalistics, Vol 22, No 3, Sep – Dec 2001, p 17)CHOUDHURY, D P: Is state liable to pay in custodial deaths. (Cuttack Law Times, Vol 76, 1993, p J45)DEIHI DECLARATIION and programme of acti<strong>on</strong> <strong>on</strong> freedom from torture. (Journal of Indian Law Institute, Vol41, No 3-4, July – Dec 1999, p 534)
DUTTA, ASHIRBANI: Approach of Indian judiciary towards custodial torture.(Calcutta Law Times, Vol 2, part 4,August 2006, p J33)DUTTA, ASHIRBANI: Custodial torture: A shameless truth behind the bars. (Criminal Law Journal, Vol 112, part1282, Oct 2006, p 241)EURCOURT HUMAN RIGHTS STRASBOURG : <strong>Torture</strong> in police Custody/Excessive length of Involved/FF500,000 awarded for pecuniary and n<strong>on</strong>-pecuniary damage/Selmouni V. (<strong>Human</strong> <strong>Rights</strong> Law Journal, Vol 20,No. 4-6, Oct 1999, p 228)European Court of <strong>Human</strong> <strong>Rights</strong>, Strasbourg: Bilateral torture preventi<strong>on</strong> programme and political dialogue<strong>on</strong> human rights including individual cases as a part of a friendly settlement alleged torture.(<strong>Human</strong> <strong>Rights</strong> Law Journal, Vol 21, No 1-3, Sept 2000, p 58)EVANS, MALCOLM : European C<strong>on</strong>venti<strong>on</strong> for the Preventi<strong>on</strong> of torture:1992-97 (Internati<strong>on</strong>al & ComparativeLaw Quarterly , Vol 46, July 1997, Issue 3, p 663)INDRAYAN, N K: Remedies against custodial harassment by police. (Supreme Court Journal, Vol 8, part 50,Dec 2005, p J47)JASWAL, SURENDER S: Custodial crimes – An affr<strong>on</strong>t to human dignity. (Indian Bar Review, Vol 30, part 2 &3, April –Sept 2003, p 255)
KELLY, TOBIAS : UN Committee against <strong>Torture</strong> : <strong>Human</strong> rights M<strong>on</strong>itoring andlegal recogniti<strong>on</strong> of cruelty. (<strong>Human</strong> <strong>Rights</strong> Quarterly vol 31, No 3, Aug 2009, p 777)K P SINGH: Police custody death syndromes and police predicament: A new debate. (Indian Police Journal, Vol50, No 2, April – June 2003, p 101)MARKS, S: <strong>Torture</strong> and the jurisdicti<strong>on</strong>al immunity of foreign states. (Cambridge Law Journal, Vol 56, part 1,March 1997, p 8)MUKHOTY, G: <strong>Torture</strong> human rights legal rights. (Ec<strong>on</strong>omic & Political Weekly , Vol 29, No 21, May 1994, p1259)NOORANI, A G: Accountability for torture. (Ec<strong>on</strong>omic & Political Weekly, Vol 34, No. 45, Nov 1999, p 3159)PATJOSHI, JOGINDRA: Custodial deaths – A violati<strong>on</strong> of human rights. (Supreme Court Journal, Vol 3, part 3,Nov 1997, p J65)RAO, ANUPAMA: Problems of violence states of terror: <strong>Torture</strong> in col<strong>on</strong>ial India. (Ec<strong>on</strong>omic & Political Weekly,Vol 36, No.13, Oct – Nov 2001, p 1125)SANI, R S: Freedom from torture and the United Nati<strong>on</strong>s. (Indian Journal of Internati<strong>on</strong>al Law, Vol 29, No 1&2,Jan –June 1989, p 24)
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