and she was in solitary confinement for eight months and she suffered terrible conditions. in our experience, with the proper support, people can recover but it will be a gradual process. legs people can recover but it will be a gradual process.— people can recover but it will be a gradual process. as we mentioned in the introduction, _ gradual process. as we mentioned in the introduction, you _ gradual process. as we mentioned in the introduction, you pursue - gradual process. as we mentioned in the introduction, you pursue legal. the introduction, you pursue legal claims on behalf of survivors of torture, so what is that process, what does it look like and if someone is freed after a period of detention including torture, do they necessarily want to pursue legal claims in all cases? we necessarily want to pursue legal claims in all cases?— necessarily want to pursue legal claims in all cases? we have been actini for claims in all cases? we have been acting for nazanin _ claims in all cases? we have been acting for nazanin in _ claims in all cases? we have been acting for nazanin in her— claims in all cases? we have been acting for nazanin in her case - claims in all cases? we have been acting for nazanin in her case for. acting for nazanin in her case for the last six years and it has been a long road. we have seen five foreign secretaries and we have taken her case to the united nations twice, working with richard, we persuaded the uk government to exercise diplomatic protection in her case which was the first time the uk government had done that for an individual in over 100 years. but the real credit goes to richard, for