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UK-RENDITION: Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC): Further Inquiry into the role of the UK Government and Security and Intelligence Agencies in relation to detainee treatment and rendition

15 September 2014

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See the full text: Further Inquiry into the role of the UK Government and Security and Intelligence Agencies in relation to detainee treatment and rendition: Call for Evidence (pdf)

See also: Sir Peter Gibson: Report of the Detainee Inquiry (19 December, pdf) and: Statewatch Observatory on Rendition

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