Others have tortured for so long they think it is part of their duties. We need to re-educate them that you don't punish people before they've been tried in court. There's nothing proven. Now, when the boss tells them to beat someone, they will have a reference point to support their position. There are rules and guidelines.
Information is power.
They don't realise that when the policeman drives you round in his patrol car all night, that's when torture begins. There is also the mental aspect which is more damaging and degrading. Or when men and women are confined together in a cell, that is wrong. They go for your most sensitive areas. She cites a recent case when a woman, who had recently given birth through caesarian section, was forced to lie on her back, naked while police officers stepped on her stomach, revitalising her wounds.