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Torture
Torture is the infliction of severe physical pain, psychological pain, and possibly injury to a person or other living being on purpose. In most cases, the victim is restrained and unable to resist the violence of the perpetrator. Torture has been used and continues to be used by individuals, organizations, and governments, regardless of numerous governments' and international organizations' laws opposing torture. This is because there are numerous motives for torture such as: punishment, revenge, political re-education, deterrence, interrogation or coercion of the victim or a third party, or simply the sadistic gratification of those carrying out or observing the torture.
672 Questions
Can you torture people in Skyrim?
Yes. When you become the leader of the Dark Brotherhood and move to your Dawnstar location, there's four in the torture room. (You have to purchase this from Delvin in the Theives Guild) The four torture victims will tell you where their treasure is if you beat them close to death. They won't respawn after they die, so be sure to hear where the locations are beforehand.
Truth dare double dare torture kiss promise i need good maybe a bit naughty dares?
fly to Norway and find a man. Then proceed to ask him if he'll have your illegitimate children. If you are then thrown into jail, blame the midget next to you.
NO i am not wasteing mony on stupid stuff like that ;\
Cesar Chavez :) apex
What crucial facts does the shepherd disclose after being threatened with torture by oedipus?
i dont have any idea
Why do people love so madly that the person whom they love feel it as a torture?
- When a person loves someone very deeply it means they are truly in love with that person. However, if the person who is deeply in love with the other person is possessive; jealous or doesn't give them head space then this makes the relationship for the other person torture by feeling suffocated and the relationship generally does not work out.
What tortue devices were used in Nazi concentration camps?
well if you count Nazis beating jews and interagateing russian/american/british POWs then yes but dont forget they also experimented on the POWs and jews to see what best killed them by using chemicals thus coming the gas zyclon-b
What tortures were inflicted upon Emmett Till?
He was forced to undress, had an eye dislodged, shot in the head, tied to a fan blade with barbed wire, & he was thrown into the Tallahatchie River.
What physical and mental tortures does Jerry go through?
In the story, Jerry endures both physical and mental tortures as he struggles with his identity and the expectations placed upon him. Physically, he faces the pain of pushing his body to its limits during a grueling swim through a tunnel, representing his desire for independence. Mentally, Jerry grapples with feelings of isolation and conflict as he seeks acceptance from his peers while also yearning for personal authenticity. This internal struggle heightens his sense of vulnerability, leading to intense emotional turmoil.
How do they torture their people in Argentina?
Well, honey, they've got quite the repertoire down there in Argentina. From electric shocks and waterboarding to good old-fashioned beatings, they really know how to make someone's day miserable. Let's just say they've got a knack for creative cruelty down in those parts.
What countries still use torture today?
The United States used some methods that have been called torture tactics at Guantanamo Bay to gain "vital info" from terrorists after the 9/11 attacks and continuing pursuit of other terrorists planning to harm the US or US assets and its citizens at home or abroad. However, none of the tactics resulted in death or significant physical harm. Most of the time, the tactics were psychological in nature, with the premise that the worst torture imaginable is simply the fear of dying or the fear of what might come next. So captors might use sleep deprivation, food deprivation, restricted mobility / movement, changed lighting (total darkness or total bright light for hours or days on end), and verbal threat or intimidation of what might happen if the prisoner does not give the desired information. The goal of "torture" at Guantanamo was not to kill the prisoner, but to solicit information by convincing the prisoner that they would do better for themselves to give up the information rather than to endure more unpleasant psychological torture.
But, the countries which have harbored terrorists, like Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan, regularly use measures and tactics which can be called torture.
Many non-democratic governments run by sole leadership within a "family", corrupt governments, or by sects attempting to over throw a violent leadership also use torture. Often, torture does not end until the victim dies. In these countries, the leadership often controls citizens by exacting death as the "price" for committing any act deemed unlawful, even if the laws restrict or eliminate basic civil rights. For example, beheading in some countries IS the torture -- it is an ever-constant threat during daily life.
Vietnam used torture on US Servicemen captured and held as POWs. Some argue that many Asian countries with closed governments torture their citizens.
Do torture factories just like in the movie Hostel exist in real life in Europe?
No, the Hostel movies are a work of fiction. Writer/director Eli Roth got the idea from a website a friend showed him, which advertised a "murder vacation" in Thailand, where for $10,000 US dollars you could shoot a villager in the head. But he has no idea if the website was a hoax or not.
Either way, it is safe to say there are no "torture factories" designed to satiate the sadistic urges of rich people, in Europe or anywhere else.
What are the rights for torturing?
Torture is universally condemned and is prohibited under international law, including the United Nations Convention Against Torture, which emphasizes that no exceptional circumstances can justify torture. It is considered a violation of human rights and dignity, and perpetrators can face criminal prosecution. Victims of torture have the right to seek justice, rehabilitation, and compensation. Legal frameworks in many countries also reinforce these prohibitions, reflecting a global consensus against the practice.
Does sleep deprivation leads to anemia?
There is no known direct link between anemia and sleep deprivation.
What is Spanish donkey torture?
A torture device consisting of a very narrow vertical surface where the victim is supposed to sit with heavy objects attached to their feet.
hope this helped.
How do Egyptians torture people?
Methods of torture in Egypt entirely depend on the government in power at the time. In Ancient Egypt, innocent people were kept as slaves and whipped. If someone tried to steal somthing from the Pharaoh or his entourage, they were often executed.
In modern Egypt, torture is officially illegal, although there are numerous stories of torture by the Egyptian police. Some forms of torture are mild, such as sensory overload, sleep deprivation and similar problems. Egyptian police are also known to have waterboarded and aggresively beaten individuals for information. However, Egyptian police do not often perform the more aggressive forms of torture that are universally condemned.
Is humiliation considered a form of torture?
Legally no, but it depends on the type of humiliation. There is sexual humiliation that could qualify as torture, but just public humiliation is not
Does the torture rack really hurt?
Yes it disoclates your body. Ewww! You get strectched, but don't worry the rack isn't used anymore!
