Table of contents

Research Article

• Torture and the medical profession: a review. (1 December, 1991)

  P Vesti, N J Lavik
• Torture--a perspective on the past. (1 December, 1991)

  L Eitinger
• Perspective on the present and the future. (1 December, 1991)

  I K Genefke
• Breaking through the postwar coverup of Nazi doctors in Germany. (1 December, 1991)

  C Pross
• The BMA's torture report and afterwards. (1 December, 1991)

  J Dawson
• Abuse of psychiatry: analysis of the guilt of medical personnel. (1 December, 1991)

  S F Gluzman
• Torture and the participation of doctors. (1 December, 1991)

  U Cilasun
• The medical profession and torture. (1 December, 1991)

  G Martirena
• The involvement of medical doctors in torture: the state of the art. (1 December, 1991)

  O V Rasmussen
• Impunity's psychological effects: its ethical consequences. (1 December, 1991)

  D R Kordon
• The position of the Chilean Medical Association with respect to torture as an instrument of political repression. (1 December, 1991)

  G Seelmann
• Health implications of torture in Pakistan. (1 December, 1991)

  M Mehdi
• Remarks on medical ethics. (1 December, 1991)

  M Bojar
• Abusing human rights in the health care service under a soft dictatorship in Hungary. (1 December, 1991)

  G Ternàk
• Torture in Poland. (1 December, 1991)

  J Umiastowski
• Medical professionals and human rights in the Philippines. (1 December, 1991)

  J Pagaduan-Lopez
• Repression, health care and ethics under apartheid. (1 December, 1991)

  T L Dowdall
• Psychiatric experience with perpetrators and countertransference feelings in the therapist. (1 December, 1991)

  J Lansen
• A response to human affliction and social loss. (1 December, 1991)

  H Jaffe
• Why two torture committees? (1 December, 1991)

  B Sørensen
• How to struggle against torture. (1 December, 1991)

  E S Beshir
• Statutes of the International Tribunal for Investigation of Torture. (1 December, 1991)

  O Espersen