Torture

Peers vote to halt plans to limit UK soldiers’ accountability for war crimes
High-profile defeat inflicted on government over five-year deadline proposed in overseas operations bill
Dan Sabbagh Defence and security editor
13, Apr, 2021 @5:24 PM

From Syria to China, dictators are still getting away with murder | Jonathan Freedland
We can’t rely on the glacial pace of international law to provide justice, says the Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
Jonathan Freedland
26, Feb, 2021 @4:50 PM

How many principles have we scrapped since 9/11? A new Guantánamo film reminds us | Shami Chakrabarti
The Mauritanian tells the true story of Mohamedou Ould Slahi, whose plight has left a stain on ideas of Anglo-American justice, says former shadow attorney general Shami Chakrabarti
Shami Chakrabarti
24, Feb, 2021 @8:00 AM

'Hell scared': how a terrified homeless boy found himself locked up alone in the 'hole'
The child’s story: Louie has been in and out of juvenile detention most of his young adult life. He tells of how he’d pretend to be on the phone to family just to stay a few minutes longer out of solitary
Laura Murphy-Oates
17, Jan, 2021 @4:30 PM

China's treatment of Uighurs amounts to torture, says Dominic Raab
Foreign secretary sets out measures to ensure UK companies cannot profit from forced labour in Xinjiang
Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editor
12, Jan, 2021 @4:33 PM

Fazel Chegeni wanted 'nothing but peace'. Instead he died alone in Australia's island prison
The fate of the Iranian refugee was entirely predictable to those who knew him. Five years on, the whole terrible truth of his death in immigration detention can finally be told
Ben Doherty
18, Dec, 2020 @7:00 PM

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
Hannah Ellis-Petersen and a reporter in Quetta
14, Dec, 2020 @6:15 AM

‘My goal is justice for all Syrians’: one man’s journey from jail to witness for the prosecution
Anwar al-Bunni devoted his life to human rights in Syria. Now in exile in Germany, he is part of a landmark first prosecution for war crimes against Bashar al-Assad’s regime
Emma Graham-Harrison
12, Dec, 2020 @12:00 PM

‘He was nine’: The Saudi minors still on death row despite royal decree
Saudi Arabia announced it would end capital punishment for juvenile crimes, but campaigners fear at least 10 prisoners could be executed
Ruth Michaelson
23, Nov, 2020 @7:15 AM

Rights group seeks to use UK sanctions to stop abuse of Turkish lawyers
Arrested Lawyers Initiative gathering evidence on hundreds jailed or awaiting trial
Owen Bowcott Legal affairs correspondent
22, Oct, 2020 @11:21 AM

Starmer's 'abstentionism' treads a fine line between election viability and party unity | Sienna Rodgers
The Labour leader seeks to convince voters his party can be trusted – without sparking a rebellion from leftwing MPs, says LabourList editor Sienna Rodgers
Sienna Rodgers
20, Oct, 2020 @4:39 PM

Labour is standing by as the government sanctions state violence against its citizens | Owen Jones
Where is the opposition to a bill that will make it legal for undercover agents to commit sexual assault, torture and murder, asks Guardian columnist Owen Jones
Owen Jones
06, Oct, 2020 @1:14 PM
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