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UK: UK Government responds to House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee concerns over extraordinary rendition

01 June 2006

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The UK Government has responded to the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee's First Report of Session 2005-06, which raised concerns about the Government's commitment to inquiring into reported instances of extraordinary rendition. The relevant paragraphs of the response are nos 26 to 33, though the Government's responses on Guantanamo (para 25) and the use of information derived from torture (paras 34-43) may also be of interest: UK government response to Committee report (pdf).

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