Collecting reliable data on torture is a key challenge to supporting life after torture. The DFI Project was set up to develop a database to collect clinical data to evidence the work of the rehabilitation movement. The Project aims to support dozens of rehabilitation centres to capture systematic data through this standardized database system designed by IRCT centres for IRCT …

Bojana Trivunčić as representative from IAN participated on 2017 UN Expert Workshop that was held in Geneva on 26-27 April 2017. 2017 UN Expert Workshop enabled an exchange of experiences by professionals – medical doctors, psychologists, jurists, social workers, etc. – from the Fund’s grantees that directly support the identification, redress, rehabilitation and empowerment of victims of torture in migration. …

IAN as member of IRCT network participated at 10th International Scientific Symposium – Delivering on the Promise of the Right to Rehabilitation and 5th IRCT General Assembly that were held in Mexico City from 5th to 9th December 2016. Scientific Symposium gathered more than 130 professionals and experts who shared their knowledge and experiences about rehabilitation of torture victims with …

Overall aim of the project is to contribute to well-being, improvement of health and psychological status, and quality of life of torture victims and their family members – refugees from Middle East and North Africa, currently settled in Serbia. The aim will be achieved through comprehensive assistance that includes psychological, medical and legal assistance to torture victims and their family …

Short project description: Objective of the project is to contribute to more adequate identification and documentation of consequences of torture among asylum seekers. This project is developed in order to assist health professionals and other relevant stakeholders in dealing with new, burning issue on increased number of asylum seekers in Serbia. Among asylum seekers, there is great number of those …