Russia formally leaves Council of Europe's anti-torture convention
Russia formally leaves Council of Europe's anti-torture convention
Russia formally leaves Council of Europe's anti-torture convention
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- Russia formally withdrew from the Council of Europe's anti-torture convention on November 1, ending the body's independent monitoring of detention facilities in the country.
- Moscow had notified the Council of Europe of its decision on October 30, 2025, and the withdrawal took effect one year later.
- Russia had been a party to the convention since 1998, during which the monitoring committee carried out 30 visits to more than 450 places of detention, though most of its reports were never published.
- Russia formally withdrew from the Council of Europe's anti-torture convention on November 1, ending the body's independent monitoring of detention facilities in the country.
- Moscow had notified the Council of Europe of its decision on October 30, 2025, and the withdrawal took effect one year later.
- Russia had been a party to the convention since 1998, during which the monitoring committee carried out 30 visits to more than 450 places of detention, though most of its reports were never published.
- Russia formally withdrew from the Council of Europe's anti-torture convention on November 1, ending the body's independent monitoring of detention facilities in the country.
- Moscow had notified the Council of Europe of its decision on October 30, 2025, and the withdrawal took effect one year later.
- Russia had been a party to the convention since 1998, during which the monitoring committee carried out 30 visits to more than 450 places of detention, though most of its reports were never published.
Russia formally withdrew from the Council of Europe's anti-torture convention on November 1, ending the body's independent monitoring of detention facilities in the country. Moscow had notified the Council of Europe of its decision on October 30, 2025, and the withdrawal took effect one year later. Russia had been a party to the convention since 1998, during which the monitoring committee carried out 30 visits to more than 450 places of detention, though most of its reports were never published. Russia was expelled from the Council of Europe in 2022, weeks after the start of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Russia formally withdrew from the Council of Europe's anti-torture convention on November 1, ending the body's independent monitoring of detention facilities in the country. Moscow had notified the Council of Europe of its decision on October 30, 2025, and the withdrawal took effect one year later. Russia had been a party to the convention since 1998, during which the monitoring committee carried out 30 visits to more than 450 places of detention, though most of its reports were never published. Russia was expelled from the Council of Europe in 2022, weeks after the start of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Russia formally withdrew from the Council of Europe's anti-torture convention on November 1, ending the body's independent monitoring of detention facilities in the country. Moscow had notified the Council of Europe of its decision on October 30, 2025, and the withdrawal took effect one year later. Russia had been a party to the convention since 1998, during which the monitoring committee carried out 30 visits to more than 450 places of detention, though most of its reports were never published. Russia was expelled from the Council of Europe in 2022, weeks after the start of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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