Working Group on Gender-based violence as torture inflicted by non-state actors (NST)
The aim of this working group is to document research towards a model strategy to promote global awareness to end non-State torture crimes, especially against women and girls
Coordinator: Ingeborg Geyer (ZONTA International)
Contact us: nstworkinggroup@crimealliance.org
For the Legal Mapping of international, regional, and national legal frameworks concerning GBV laws and regulations please contact: nstworkinggroup@crimealliance.org
News
Stop Non-State Torture: A Victim-Centred Approach - A Companion Paper to the Legal Analysis Paper
On February 14, 2024, experts, civil society, and NGOs were invited to a roundtable discussion of the publication of “Stop Non-State Torture: Enforcing Human Rights for Everyone.” This paper is authored by the Working Group on Gender-Based Violence as Torture Inflicted by Non-State Actors (NST Working Group), of the Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, which continues to welcome input.
06 Sep, 2024
Stop Non-State Torture: Enforcing Human Rights for Everyone
This position paper explores the critical issue of non-State torture, with a focus on women and girls. The paper analyses international, regional, and national legal frameworks, emphasizing a paradigm shift to address the complexities of torture definitions. The comparative overview of anti-torture laws reveals diverse approaches, advocating for a victim-centric, inclusive definition. The conclusion calls for broader legal frameworks and international collaboration, presenting recommendations to reshape our approach to combatting non-State torture. This paper serves as an advocacy tool, urging stakeholders to contribute actively to the eradication of non-State torture and the protection of human dignity.
06 Sep, 2024
Report 2021 - 2023 Working group on gender-based Violence as torture inflicted by non-state actors (NST)
17 May, 2024
List of members
14 May, 2024
Working paper on NST published by the Working Group
This working paper explores the critical issue of non-State torture, with a focus on women and girls. The paper analyses international, regional, and national legal frameworks, emphasizing a paradigm shift to address the complexities of torture definitions. The comparative overview of anti-torture laws reveals diverse approaches, advocating for a victim-centric, inclusive definition. The conclusion calls for broader legal frameworks and international collaboration, presenting recommendations to reshape our approach to combatting non-State torture. This paper serves as an advocacy tool, urging stakeholders to contribute actively to the eradication of non-State torture and the protection of human dignity.
07 Dec, 2023
Inter-active Discussion Women’s Rights are Human Rights!
28 Sep, 2023
Events
Briefing for Civil Society on the UNODC Global Femicide Estimates
07 Dec, 2023
NST Exhibition 2023
27 Nov, 2023
Access to Justice (oral statement, delivered by IADL on behalf of the Working Group)
26 Nov, 2023
Torture inflicted by Non-State Actors
19 Oct, 2023
Gender-Based Violence - Rethinking the Definition of Torture
28 May, 2023
Ending Harmful Practices: Preventing Violence and Ensuring Access to Justice - Good Practices
28 May, 2023
Stop non-State Torture: Enforce Human Rights for Everyone
08 Dec, 2022
Playlist Exhibition: Stop Non-State Torture - Enforce the Human Rights of Women & Girls
15 Nov, 2022
Walkthrough Exhibition: Stop Non-State Torture - Enforce the Human Rights of Women & Girls
14 Nov, 2022
Exhibition: Stop Non-State Torture - Enforce the Human Rights of Women & Girls
14 Nov, 2022
UNSILENCING ~ Non-State Torture & Human Trafficking Organized & Perpetrated within Family Systems
07 Jul, 2022
Gender-based violence as torture inflicted by non-state actors
19 May, 2022
Statements
The issue of torture inflicted by non-State actors as addressed by domestic laws
Statement submitted by International Association of Democratic Lawyers (IADL), a non-governmental organization in special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council
05 Sep, 2023
Stop Non-State Torture: Enforce Human Rights for Everyone
08 Dec, 2022
Sesión Temática 1: Abordar las causas, incluidas las causas profundas de crímenes; mejorar la prevención de crímenes basada en pruebas y promover estrategias de prevención de crímenes hechas a medida (10 de noviembre de 2021)
Los Debates Temáticos de la Comisión de Prevención de Crímenes y Justicia Penal sobre la Implementación de la Declaración de Kioto, 10-12 de noviembre de 2021
24 Aug, 2022
Declaración presentada por la Asociación Internacional de Abogados Democráticos (IADL en inglés), una organización no gubernamental organización en estatus consultivo especial con la Consejo Económico y Social**
Comisión de Prevención del Delito y Justicia Penal 31º período de sesiones Viena, 16-20 de mayo de 2022 Tema 7 del programa provisional*
24 Aug, 2022
Addressing gender- based violence as torture inflicted by non-state actors
Submitted by the International Association of Democratic Lawyers (Chair of the Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Working Group on Gender-based violence as a form of non-state torture)
19 May, 2022
Thematic Session 1: Addressing the causes, including the root causes of crime; enhancing evidencebased crime prevention and promoting tailor-made crime prevention strategies
The Thematic Discussions of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice on the Implementation of the Kyoto Declaration, 10-12 November 2021
10 Nov, 2021