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Torture

usgb/ˈtɔːrtʃər/Volume
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Physical CoercionPlay
Torture often aims to force information from someone or to punish. SlideThe captured spy was subjected to torture for classified information.
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Emphasizes the intensity, going beyond normal pain or discomfort. SlideMethods of torture can cause long-term physical and psychological harm.
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Torture is always seen negatively and is a violation of human rights. SlideInternational laws prohibit the use of torture in all forms.