Healthcare, Rehabilitation, and Psychosocial Recovery

For survivors of torture, sexual violence, and arbitrary incarceration, the trauma did not conclude with the political transition. Permanent physical disability, chronic ailments, and debilitating psychological distress continue to impact daily life. Rehabilitation addresses these persistent consequences through sustained, compassionate medical and psychosocial services rather than one-time monetary disbursements.

Trauma extends beyond the direct survivor into families and communities. The absence of closure, coupled with societal stigma surrounding certain violations, demands community-level psychosocial support. The framework prioritises culturally attuned, survivor-centred counselling, trauma-informed therapy, and safe peer-support platforms across all seven administrative regions.