Karen Tse: How to stop torture

The video discusses the widespread use of torture in legal systems, highlighting that 95% of torture is not for political prisoners but due to broken legal systems. It introduces International Bridges to Justice, an organization aiming to end torture as an investigative tool by providing early access to legal counsel. The video shares global examples from countries like Cambodia, Burundi, and Zimbabwe, emphasizing the need for training, connection, and commitment among defenders. The JusticeMakers program supports innovative justice solutions. The video concludes with a call to action, inspired by a story of a young boy named Vishna.

What was the reaction of the prison director when the speaker advocated for a woman accused of stealing?

What did Innocent from Zimbabwe say about the lack of resources and injustice?

What role did the JusticeMakers program play in supporting defenders?

How did Vishna, the 4-year-old boy, symbolize hope in the context of the prison?