torture and human rights violations

Torture and human rights violations involve acts that cause severe physical or mental suffering, often by governments or groups, to intimidate, punish, or extract information. These actions violate fundamental rights to dignity, safety, and freedom. Torture can include beatings, stress positions, or psychological abuse. Such violations undermine human dignity, threaten social justice, and are considered serious crimes under international law. Recognizing and preventing these acts is essential to uphold human rights and promote a fair, humane society.