Confirmed: Torture survivors still imprisoned in immigration detention centres
Home Office breaks its own guidelines to further traumatise survivors as ‘hostile environment’ agenda continues.
The government must stop detaining victims of torture
Politicians of all parties should stand up for basic human rights values
The private companies putting asylum seekers in slum housing
Torture survivors are living in terrible conditions in cities across Britain
Comment: Home Office reform could make it harder to protect torture victims
The Shaw review is welcomed but some of the recommendations go too far
The government must grant Shaker Aamer’s call for torture inquiry
A judge-led inquiry is the only way to get to the bottom of torture claims
Comment: Refugees have no safe way to reach Britain, but we can provide it
The heroic work of HMS Bulwark is not enough – we need guaranteed safe passage for torture survivors to prevent the moral shame of the Mediterranean boats tragedies
Comment: How the Home Office fails torture survivors
Our safeguards to protect torture victims in detention are barely worth the paper they’re written on
Rule 35: How Britain knowingly detains victims of torture
New evidence shows the safeguards set up to protect victims of torture are falling apart – but is it ignorance or willful blindness?
The allegations against MI6 are serious – so why aren’t they front page news?
Allegations against British security services pour in from Kenya, Nepal and Libya – but our media is too compliant to report them
Comment: Cameron gets ‘downright angry’ about EU accounting – but not torture
The prime minister is furious about the EU asking for more cash – but AMnesty International says he doesn’t seem so concerned about a torture loophole which lets member states sell illegal interrogation equipment
