on Police Killings
Since 1969 over 3,000 people* have died whilst in Police Custody
* that we know of
The failure of State officials to ensure the basic right to life is made worse by the failure of the State to successfully prosecute those responsible for custody deaths.
The failure to successfully prosecute those responsible for deaths in custody sends a message that the State can act with impunity.
The Tribunal will hear evidence regarding the above issues from families and other relevant parties that have been affected. This will be presented to an international panel in a public forum. The panels decisions will then be implemented with the support of international bodies.
on Border Killings
The failure of State officials to ensure the basic right to life is made worse by the failure of the State to successfully prosecute those responsible for custody deaths.
The failure to successfully prosecute those responsible for deaths in custody sends a message that the State can act with impunity.
The Tribunal will hear evidence regarding the above issues from families and other relevant parties that have been affected. This will be presented to an international panel in a public forum. The panels decisions will then be implemented with the support of international bodies.
on Secure Medical Unit Killings
The failure of State officials to ensure the basic right to life is made worse by the failure of the State to successfully prosecute those responsible for custody deaths.
The failure to successfully prosecute those responsible for deaths in custody sends a message that the State can act with impunity.
The Tribunal will hear evidence regarding the above issues from families and other relevant parties that have been affected. This will be presented to an international panel in a public forum. The panels decisions will then be implemented with the support of international bodies.
on Prison Killings
The failure of State officials to ensure the basic right to life is made worse by the failure of the State to successfully prosecute those responsible for custody deaths.
The failure to successfully prosecute those responsible for deaths in custody sends a message that the State can act with impunity.
The Tribunal will hear evidence regarding the above issues from families and other relevant parties that have been affected. This will be presented to an international panel in a public forum. The panels decisions will then be implemented with the support of international bodies.