(PDF) Torture and the Recognition of Psychological Suffering in International Law
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This book shows how the prohibition of torture often overlooks psychological suffering, remaining closely tied to physical harm. It examines how political symbolism, common assumptions, and evidentiary challenges marginalize recognition of psychological pain.
ISBN-10: 0198989490
ISBN-13: 978-0198989493
ISBN-13: 9780198989493
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