Erythroblastosis fetalis caused by anti-Wra (Wright).
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Torture has always existed. Whereas it was previously practiced publicly to warn citizens of a similar fate if they violated the law, today torture takes place mostly behind closed doors. The responsible authorities and governments deny its existence. And the survivors rarely talk about what they have been exposed to. Thus a wide misbelief as to the real extent of torture and the ensuing physical and psychological problems of the torture survivors who are in dire need of professional help. In keeping with ICN's concern for human rights and its emphasis on the ethical responsibilities of nurses, ICN requested the following article on torture and the nurse's role in the treatment of torture survivors and their families. It is hoped that it will stimulate discussion by nurses and be used as a basis for teaching about torture in nursing schools.
In this presentation, the focus will be on torture and its after-effects on the individual and the responsibility of the nursing profession in this tragic context. The nursing profession must therefore be as vigilant as possible in combatting this practice which can be characterized as the most evil in the world.