Anti-Torture Act

The Anti-Torture Act is a law designed to prevent and punish the use of torture and cruel treatment by government officials, particularly in law enforcement and military contexts. It establishes clear definitions of what constitutes torture, mandates investigations of allegations, and holds perpetrators accountable. The Act aims to protect human rights and ensure that all individuals are treated with dignity, regardless of the circumstances. It reflects a commitment to uphold ethical standards in the treatment of detainees and reinforce the rule of law.