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Home News CoveragePolice Torture in the U.S.: What to Know About the History of Law Enforcement Violence This op-ed commemorates the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. Published June 24, 2022 CVT policy officer Ta’Mara Hill wrote this OpEd for Teen Vogue.“On June 26, the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, I’m honored to uphold a group of survivors who are often forgotten in the global conversation about torture and degrading treatment: U.S. citizens and residents who have been tortured or abused during interactions with law enforcement or while incarcerated or jailed. I also remember the families of those who have been murdered by police or while in custody; they too are survivors, and they are the driving force behind our movement for justice.There are two steps toward making that reality our own: First, and this is more straightforward, is to call violence what it is … The second is what we’ve been doing for centuries: Demand accountability until we’re free.”LinkPolice Torture in the U.S.: What to Know About the History of Law Enforcement Violence This op-ed commemorates the InternationalSourceTeen VogueShare this News Coverage
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