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Renditions, American-style: how Kenya joined the War on Terror

Kenya’s government illegally detained and rendered 150 citizens in a US-influenced ‘counter-terrorism’ operation, a report reveals today. The report, compiled by REDRESS and Reprieve, reveals the devastating effect of US policies on human rights in Africa, as Kenyan officials aped and obeyed their powerful ally in jettisoning hard-won legal rights… Read More

Reintegration and Reparation for Victims of Rendition and Unlawful Detention in the ‘War on Terror’

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Submission to the Council of Europe’s report on The State of Human Rights in Europe

REDRESS' submissions to the Council of Europe focus on addressing impunity to torture and other serious international crimes, with concerns over extraterritorial considerations of impunity and counter terrorism measures.

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Justice for Torture Survivors in the UK: Submission to the Joint Committee on Human Rights in Support of the Torture (Damages) Bill

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Kenya and Counter-Terrorism: A time for change

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Memorandum on the Compatibility of the Practice of bringing Fabricated Charges, with International Human Rights Standards, National Jurisprudence and International Standards on Policing

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Letter to the EU Council, Africa Working Group on the Principle of Universal Jurisdiction

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