The UK is mirroring the UAE's draconian cybercrime laws and putting every foreign visitor to England at risk

The UK Government’s role in the foreign prosecution of British citizen Lee Murray is a warning that the case sets a dangerous precedent for the outsourcing of British justice

Explore Radha Stirling's insights on extradition, human rights, and political motives.

A British father fears he could be listed on Interpol after his wife left him in Dubai under pressure from her strict father.

The UK has more than enough legal reasoning to deny the extradition of Julian Assange but has failed so far to do so, despite having denied

Born in Northern Ireland in 1965 to Estonian parents, Lembit Öpik studied Economics, then Philosophy at Bristol University. In 1988, He...

Will the appointment of a British Secretary General promote human rights within the organisation? Interpol’s controversial appointment of...