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The Center for Victims of Torture
2023-present (2 years)
Founded in 1985, the Center for Victims of Torture (CVT) is the oldest and largest U.S.-based torture survivor rehabilitation center. Through programs operating in the U.S., the Middle East, and Africa-involving psychologists, social workers, physical therapists, physicians, psychiatrists, and nurses-CVT annually rebuilds the lives of nearly 30,000 primary and secondary survivors. CVT also provides training and technical assistance to torture treatment centers, and engages in legal and policy advocacy that leverages the expertise of five stakeholder groups: survivors, clinicians, human rights lawyers, operational and humanitarian aid providers, and foreign policy experts. In June 2019, CVT and Physicians for Human Rights issued Deprivation and Despair: The Crisis of Medical Care at Guantanamo. CVT has filed friend of the court briefs in several of the Center for Constitutional Rights' Guantanamo cases, including Al Bihani v. Trump and United States v. Majid Khan.
