Torture.

The body in pain : = the making and unmaking of the world / by: (Language materials, printed)

The treatment of prisoners under international law / by: (Language materials, printed)

War crimes, genocide, and the law = a guide to the issues / by: (Electronic resources)

Terrorism and torture = an interdisciplinary perspective / by: (Electronic resources)

The Torturer in the mirror / by: (Language materials, printed)

Confessions of guilt = from torture to Miranda and beyond / by: (Electronic resources)

Trauma, torture, and dissociation = a psychoanalytic view / by: (Electronic resources)

Juvenile Interrogations: The Influence of a Crime's Immorality, Moral Character Judgements, and Acknowledgement of Juveniles' Immaturity and Suggestibility. by: (Electronic resources)

A Performer's Analysis of Isang Yun's Monolog for Bassoon with an Emphasis on the Role of Traditional Korean Influences. by: (Electronic resources)

Rendition to torture by: (Electronic resources)

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