Torture prevention involves measures and practices aimed at stopping the use of torture in any form. This includes implementing laws and policies that prohibit torture, training law enforcement and military personnel on human rights, and ensuring accountability for those who commit such acts. Organizations like the United Nations and Amnesty International work to promote awareness and advocate for the rights of individuals to be free from torture. Effective torture prevention also requires monitoring and reporting mechanisms to identify and address potential abuses. This can involve independent inspections of detention facilities, support for victims, and fostering a culture of respect for human rights within societies. By promoting education and awareness, communities can help create environments where torture is not tolerated.