Editorial
Drawing the fine line between interrogation and torture: towards a Universal Protocol on Investigative Interviewing
Pau Pérez-Sales, Editor in Chief
Scientific articles
Can disability predict treatment outcome among traumatized refugees?
Sabrina Friis Jørgensen, Mikkel A. Auning-Hansen, Ask Elklit
Detainees' perception of the doctors and the medical institution in Spanish police stations: An impediment in the fight
against torture and ill-treatment
Hans Draminsky Petersen, Benito Morentin
SPECIAL SECTION: IN THE NAME OF THE WAR ON TERROR
An Account of ‘Life after Guantánamo’: a rehabilitation project for former Guantánamo detainees across continents
Polly Rossdale, Katie Taylor
Obstacles to torture rehabilitation at Guantánamo Bay
James Connell, Alka Pradhan, Margaux Lander
The United States Supreme Court case Ziglar v. Abbasi and the severe psychological and physiological harms
of solitary confinement
Eric Ordway, Jessica Djilani, Alexandria Swette
Perspectives
Torture without physical pain: Inside cell 24 of the special wing for political prisoners-Evin prison (Iran)
Hasti Irani
Solitary confinement, Section 350, Evin prison in Tehran
S. M. Khodaei
Obituary
Professor Bent Sørensen
Henrik Marcussen, MD, DMSc
Book review
Combating Torture and other Ill-Treatment. A Manual for Action. London. 2016
By Amnesty International
Pau Pérez-Sales
Letters to the Editor
Literature reviews are not all the same
Amanda C de C Williams
Public perception does not accurately reflect resources available to survivors of torture in the United States
Alison L. Burke