Canadian Woman Studies Volume 33, Numbers 1,2 pp.143-155
Article 2020
We have co-authored with Jackie Jones a chapter in this book entitled, How Non-State Torture is Gendered and Invisibilized: Canada's Non-Compliance with the Committee Against Torture's Recommendations, which starts on page 33.
American University Washington College of Law
Book 2018
Developed by Persons Against Non-State Torture in conjunction with the London Abused Women's Centre.
Fact Sheet 2018
Exposing family-based torturers’ method of forced conditioning of daughters to practice committing suicide if ever they disclose.
Femicide Volume X
Article 2018
Gender equality by 2030 in UN Sustainable Development Goals
Fact Sheet 2017
The Society for the Study of Peace, Conflict & Violence
Article 2017
This paper discusses non-State torture (NST) families that organize the sexualized trafficking and exploitation of their girl child to a network of like-minded individuals and groups. It includes a brief testimony Elizabeth's 'My Story' by a woman who has survived NST.
SSRN
Fact Sheet 2016
You can purchase chapters separately at the link above.
Palgrave MacMillan 263-281
Book 2016
Pamphlet 2015
Family and Intimate Partner Violence Vol 06, Num 03, Winter 2014, pp.47-56(10)
Article 2014
Pamphlet 2013
Fact Sheet 2012
Non-State Torture of Women/Girls in the Private Sphere—A Canadian and Multi-Country Perspective. UN report submission.
UN Report 2011
Article on guns and other weapons used by non-State torturers.
IANSA Women's Network Bulletin No. 26, page 3
Article 2011
We called upon the Joint CEDAW and CRC Committee to take action in their proposed development of a Joint General Recommendation/Comment by addressing that non-State torture perpetrated in the domestic or private sphere is a harmful practice inflicted against women and girls.
Paper presented at Middlesex University Hendon campus at the Sexual Violence Conference. A focus on "body talk" explained how the body remembers victimization ordeals.
Paper 2011
Paper presented at the Canadian Peace Research Assoc. (CPRA) Conference, St Thomas University, Fredericton, NB. Canada.
Introducing our model of how patriarchy divides the human right of all persons not to be subjected to torture.
Peace Studies Journal 2(2), pp.16-38
Article 2009
Includes a brief woman's story about organized captivity, torture, trafficking and prostitution by her husband and his three friends.
Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture Winter, 29-33
Journal of Aggression, Maltreatment & Trauma Volume 16, Issue 4 July 2008, pages 419 – 438
Article 2008
A response to two reports by the Government of Canada on discrimination against women, and the Convention against Torture.
UN Report 2008
Non-State Torture and the law in Canada.
Pamphlet 2007
Torture that happens in families, guardianships, and in like-minded groups.
Pamphlet 2005
Paper 2002
This paper discusses non-State torture (NST) families that organize the sexualized trafficking and exploitation of their gril child to their network of like-minded individuals and groups. Also includes a brief testimony of Elizabeth's "My Story", who survived NST.
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