Torture has been historically used for political reeducation, interrogation, punishment, and coercion. Despite its strict prohibition, it remains prevalent in many countries. The United Nations Convention against Torture defines it as intentional infliction of severe physical or mental pain for various purposes. The World Medical Association`s Tokyo Declaration highlights its intentional, systematic nature and purpose. International acts like the UN Convention against Torture and the European Conventionon Human Rights condemn torture. The prohibition of torture is emphasized in both international and national legislation. Efforts to combat torture and protect human rights are crucial in global criminal justice systems. International criminal justice holds those accountable for such acts, contributing to a legal framework that safeguards human rights. Torture by law enforcement demonstrates unprofessionalism and ignorance of lawful means to obtain truthful results.