Workshop on Torture

A day to discuss the issue of torture – what it is, how it affects survivors, and what support they can get.

Speakers include members of Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture, Liberty, Amnesty International, Sheffield Guantánamo Campaign, Solace, Redress, Helen Bamber Foundation, Northern Refugee Centre, lawyers and caseworkers

It will be an informal day to share different experiences. Open to anyone who is interested, particularly asylum seekers and befrienders.

Lunch and refreshments provided.

The event will take place at the Adventist Church on Andover St on Sunday 29th June 2008 between 10am and 4pm. All are welcome. The charge is £5 (waged), £3 (conncessions) and free to asylum seekers.

For more info, please contact ASSIST Sheffield (0114 2754960) or Carita on 07791 450620, carita.thomas@howells-solicitors.com

Workshop on Torture
10:00am to 4:00pm Sunday 29 June 2008

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