Corrado Quinto

Corrado Quinto is an Italian lawyer and international rule of law and human rights expert. He has worked for more than twenty years with UNDP, United Nations human rights mechanisms, and international NGOs, mainly in Africa and the Middle East. His work has focused on access to justice and judicial reform, torture prevention, detention monitoring, and prison reform.

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Twenty Years of OPCAT: Why Preventive Monitoring Must Evolve to Address New Forms of Vulnerability

Twenty Years of OPCAT: Why Preventive Monitoring Must Evolve to Address New Forms of Vulnerability

Twenty years after the entry into force of the Optional Protocol to the Convention Against Torture (OPCAT), torture prevention faces a striking paradox. Unlike traditional human rights mechanisms, OPCAT does not wait for violations to ...
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