International Convention Against Torture

The International Convention Against Torture is a global treaty adopted by the United Nations that aims to prevent torture and other cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment around the world. It sets legal standards for countries to prohibit torture, investigate allegations, and hold perpetrators accountable. The convention also requires nations to protect victims and ensure they receive justice. By signing and ratifying this treaty, countries commit to upholding human dignity, preventing abuse, and working together to eliminate torture from their societies.