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COUNTRY REPORTS: UK

May 2009	Open letter to the UK Government on Rwanda Genocide

December 2008	UK Counter-Terrorism Policies Undermine Anti-Torture Commitments New report released by REDRESS questions UK's commitments to combat torture.


July 2008	Torture (Damages) Bill 2007-08: Compilation of Evidence

July 2008	Ending Impunity in the United Kingdom for genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, torture and other crimes under international law - Discussion Paper

May 2008	Justice for Torture Survivors in the UK: Submission to Lord Archer in support of the Torture (Damages) Bill

January 2008	Memorandum to the UK Ministry of Defence on the Aitken report An investigation into cases of deliberate abuse and unlawful killing in Iraq 2003 and 2004


November 2007	UK Army in Iraq: Time to Come Clean on Civilian Torture

October 2007	International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights - Response to sixth periodic report of the United Kingdom, the British Overseas Territories and the Crown Dependencies

August 2007	Smoke and Mirrors Remain - Intelligence & Security Committee Report Does Not End Concerns Over Torture, Renditions And The Rule Of Law – Positive Obligation To Respond To ‘Extraordinary Renditions’ Remains

July 2007	Time to End The Smoke and Mirrors: Positive Obligations to Respond to “Extraordinary Renditions”, Memorandum to the UK Government

July 2007	Memorandum from REDRESS to House of Commons Defence Committee on UK Operations in Iraq

November 2006	Non-Refoulement Under Threat: Proceedings of a Seminar Held Jointly by The REDRESS Trust (REDRESS) and The Immigration Law Practioners' Association (ILPA)

October 2005	SUBMISSIONS TO UK JOINT COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS: The alleged use of UK airports in extraordinary renditions and the implications of this for UK compliance with the UN Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (UNCAT) - 22 December 2005 Submission prepared for the United Kingdom Joint Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) call for evidence on counter-terrorism policy and human rights, 14 October 2005 Submission prepared for the United Kingdom Joint Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) call for evidence on UN Convention Against Torture, 30 September 2005

October 2005	NGO submission in the Case of A to the House of Lords

February 2005	The Protection of British Nationals Detained Abroad: A Discussion Paper Concerning Consular and Diplomatic Protection

November 2004	Responding to the Needs of Torture Survivors in the United Kingdom: Report of the Seminar for Frontline Service Providers Palace Hotel, Manchester, 25th June 2004

July 2004	THE QUEEN On the application of MAZIN JUMAA GATTEH AL SKEINI & OTHERS Claimants v. SECRETARY OF STATE FOR DEFENCE - REDRESS' SUBMISSION

March 2004	R. JONES v. SAUDI MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR et. al. - REDRESS' SUBMISSION

May 2003	Reparation for Torture: A Survey of Law and Practice in 30 Selected Countries (UK (Scotland) Country Report)

November 2002	The Impact of Al-Adsani v. The United Kingdom

June 2000	Challenging Impunity for Torture : A manual for bringing criminal and civil proceedings in England and Wales for torture committed abroad Researched and written by Mitchell Woolf Sponsored by the Nuffield Foundation