UK plan to deport Abu Qatada to Jordan
If Theresa May is serious about protecting Abu Qatada, she must press for real change in Jordan
The implications of Mousa's death in British custody stretch wider and higher up than the inquiry has been able to reach
William Hague is right to put human rights at the heart of the UK's foreign policy – for practical as well as ethical reasons
President Obama visited the CIA headquarters this week to try to reassure staff that their intelligence-gathering work would not be compromised by the release of the so-called ‘torture’ memos. But the revelations cast a shadow over the work of the US inte
The British trained the Kenyan army in counter-terrorism tactics that are being used with devastating force against its own people
The government has not yet provided enough evidence that six-weeks' detention is necessary or even judicially viable
David Miliband seems impressed by Riyadh's counter-radicalisation programme. So he must have overlooked its flagrant breaches of basic rights