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A High Court judge has ruled that the case brought by Abdul Hakim Belhaj against the British Government for its role in his rendition to Libya fell out of the jurisdiction of the court and could damage Britain's relations with its allies. More can be read here.
Ken Clarke's statement to the House on the publication of the Detainee Inquiry report, as well as concerns expressed by Members concerning the Government's decision to appoint the ISC to take over the investigation into rendition, can be read here.
Findings of British complicity in extraordinary rendition are confirmed by report. More can be read here.
The CIA report sought by the Committee was previously withheld from congressional oversight committees. More can be read here.
The ISC will resume the work of the Gibson Inquiry in investigating British complicity in the torture and rendition of terror suspects after 9/11. More can be read here.
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- ACLU sues CIA for Reports on Extraordinary Rendition Programme
- Upper Tribunal Finds that APPG was subject to avoidable unfairness in the pursuit of its Freedom of Information requests
- Publication of Detainee Inquiry torture report delayed at the last minute