On 21 February 2024, a coalition of 60 Ukrainian and international organisations and individuals sent an open letter to PM Rishi Sunak calling on his Government to act swiftly to resolve the impasse over the £2.5 billion sale of Chelsea Football Club and fulfil the commitment it made two years… Read More
Lahoucine El Haski claimed before the European Court of Human Rights… Read More
One of REDRESS’ key values is its commitment to a survivor-centred approach to accountability and justice. Since 2022, REDRESS has been facilitating a network of UK-based survivors of torture, known as the Survivor Advisory Group, whose main priorities are protecting the absolute prohibition of torture and putting survivors’ voices… Read More
REDRESS’ submission to the UN Human Rights Committee’s review of the UK’s compliance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). The submission focuses on three key issues raised in the UN’s List of Issues prior to the submission of the eighth periodic report. The first addresses the… Read More
A House of Lords inquiry has concluded that two years into the conflict in Ukraine neither the UK’s nor EU’s targeted sanctions have been enough to deter Moscow from committing further violations of international law and adequately support victims of the conflict. In… Read More
With torture still widespread across the world, building a united front is vital to see real progress and to strengthen the implementation of international and regional rules prohibiting torture. The United Against Torture Consortium (UATC) brings together six of the world’s leading anti-torture organisations with the aim to strengthen and… Read More
Evidence submitted by REDRESS to the Joint Committee on Human Rights’ Inquiry on the Safety of Rwanda Bill. Read More
Read our January Quarterly Update By Natalia Kubesch (Legal Officer) and Isabelle Terranova (Legal Fellow) Since September 2023, the UK Government has imposed 12 sanction packages against human traffickers in Southeast Asia,… Read More