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Council of Europe anti-torture Committee examines treatment of foreign nationals during deportation flight from United Kingdom

01 November 2012

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The monitoring took place in the context of an ad hoc visit to the United Kingdom from 22 to 24 October and involved the presence of the CPT’s delegation on a charter flight between London and Colombo (Sri Lanka).

http://www.cpt.coe.int/documents/gbr/2012-10-25-eng.htm and: CPT Guidelines on deportation of foreign nationals by air

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