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The AHC’s main mission is the observation of respect for the freedoms and rights of citizens and the reaction to violations for the purpose of their reinstatement; sensitising citizens about the protection of their freedoms and rights; improving legislation and the practice of law enforcement through opponence and recommendations in the phases of the drafting of laws as well as of their enforcement. 

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Report on the second working session offered to the albanian prison administration in Lezha prison

PRESS STATEMENT

It has been a number of days not since the print and broadcast media runs stories about concerns created among

  ELECTIONS

PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE PROGRESS OF THE GENERAL ELECTIONS PROCESS OF JULY 3, 2005 IN ALBANIA

 

 

 

Use of Torture – Inhuman and Humiliating Act

 

June 26, 2006 

The Albanian Helsinki Committee, as a non-profit organization whose mission has been and remains the protection of citizens' rights and freedoms, on the international day against torture, reemphasizes the need to prevent this phenomenon, which is as harmful, as it it is inhuman and humiliating. On this occasion, we appeal on specialized bodies that work against crime in general, and organized crime in particular, to respect the life, health, and dignity of persons suspected of committing this or that crime.

 

AHC deems it necessary to highlight the fact that a better concept of the notion of torture also requires amendments to our legislation so it is rapproached with international documents and contemporary democratic legislation.

 

From this standpoint, AHC applauds the initiative of the People's Advocate to have a more accurate definition of the notion of torture. This is so also because, in practice, there have been cases when some arbitrary actions that included elements of torture were considered ordinary actions harmful of a person's health or abuse of office.

 

 

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