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Rendition

March 2024

  • Birds fly past Big Ben in London, England

    Concern over rise in requests for UK to share intelligence despite torture risks

    UK does not ‘solicit, encourage or condone’ inhumane treatment, but critics say ministerial approval system contradicts this

December 2023

  • People walk past a guard tower at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

    Guantánamo prisoner can sue UK government, supreme court rules

    Palestinian national claims British intelligence services asked CIA to put questions to him while he was being tortured in ‘black sites’

April 2023

  • The London HQ of MI6, which is overseen by the Investigatory Powers Commissioner’s Office.

    Is the UK true to its word on the prevention of torture?

    Rules for Britain’s intelligence services seem strict – but experts say they give too much room for manoeuvre

March 2023

  • Nnamdi Kanu

    Brother of Biafra separatist held in Nigeria loses court challenge against UK

    UK government not required to state whether Nnamdi Kanu, a British national, was victim of extraordinary rendition, judge rules

December 2022

  • The nose cone of Pan Am flight 103 near Lockerbie, after a bomb killed 270 people on board in 1988

    US accused of illegal abduction of Lockerbie bomb suspect from Libya

    Ex-intelligence officer’s family say he was ‘kidnapped’ by militia before being secretly flown out of country

September 2022

  • Nnamdi Kanu in a Nigerian court in Abuja earlier this year

    UK government faces court challenge in Nigerian rendition case

    Family of Nnamdi Kanu granted judicial review over failure of Britain to intervene after arrest last year

June 2022

  • Nnamdi Kanu at the federal high court in Abuja, Nigeria in 2016.

    Liz Truss accused of ignoring evidence of rendition of UK citizen to Nigeria

    Family of Nnamdi Kanu, a separatist leader, say he was seized and tortured in Kenya and then flown to Nigeria

March 2022

  • Abu Zubaydah

    UK spies who allegedly passed questions to CIA torturers subject to English law, court rules

  • A photo reportedly of Ammar al Baluchi, who suffered brain damage after he was repeatedly slammed against a wall by trainee CIA interrogators.

    The Guardian view on CIA torture, two decades on: we need the truth

December 2020

  • In the middle, wearing grey coat, Mama Qadeer, who led the on foot long march from Quetta to islamabad in late 2013-14 is in missing persons camp. a pioneer of the camp

    Kidnap, torture, murder: the plight of Pakistan’s thousands of disappeared

    Despite promises in opposition to end enforced abduction by the security forces, under Imran Khan’s government numbers have increased

June 2020

  • Libyan dissident Abdel Hakim Belhaj in 2018

    Whitehall held secret review into 15 possible cases of torture or rendition

    Court proceedings reveal files involving British intelligence during ‘war on terror’

December 2019

  • David Davis

    Rendition: refusal to hold UK public inquiry to face judicial review

    High court judge grants permission for challenge by David Davis and others

October 2019

  • Dan Jarvis

    Two MPs challenge refusal of judge-led rendition inquiry

    Labour’s Dan Jarvis and Tory David Davis go to high court over abandoned promise

July 2019

  • Prisoners in Guantánamo Bay

    The Guardian view on rendition and torture: a shame that Britain cannot erase

  • David Davis

    Theresa May carpeted over refusal to launch new torture inquiry

May 2019

  • Penny Mordaunt

    Mordaunt pledges to review internal MoD torture guidance

  • An immigration enforcement officer. Civil groups say the ‘hostile environment’ policy has breached human rights

    UN committee against torture scrutinises UK's human rights record

April 2019

  • Abdel Hakim Belhaj

    UK spent £11m of public money fighting Libya rendition case

    Figures show vast sums spent resisting apology demands over rendition of Libyan dissidents

March 2019

  • Abu Zubaydah was seized in Pakistan in 2002 and held at secret US centres and then at Guantánamo Bay

    Police investigating role of UK officers in torture of al-Qaida suspect

    Met looking at how much MI5 and MI6 knew of mistreatment of Abu Zubaydah after 9/11

October 2018

  • Simon Tisdall

    State-directed abductions are on the rise – and the Saudis are dark masters

    Simon Tisdall
    Jamal Khashoggi, a critic of the Saudi regime, is the latest victim of a worrying global trend, says foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall
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