from Title 8 - Rights and Freedoms
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 April 2025
This chapter covers the right to personal integrity under international human rights law. It examines the normative foundations, interpretation, scope, and international obligations related to the right to integrity, including protection against torture and inhumane treatment. The chapter discusses the legal standards for protecting personal integrity, the mechanisms for monitoring and enforcing these standards, and the role of international bodies in addressing violations. It also highlights the importance of preventive measures, victim support, and accountability mechanisms in ensuring the protection of personal integrity.
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