Reprieve uses the law to enforce the human rights of prisoners, from death row to Guantánamo Bay.
The Human Face of Death Row, an exhibition exploring the human cost of the death penalty, is now open to the public following a successful launch night at the Oxo Gallery on London’s South Bank. Franck Martin reports.
Government officials should be the first group covered by freedom of information laws, not the last - especially when it comes to criminal acts.
Former Guantánamo guard Captain Kirk Black's suggestions on how to deal with the rest of the Bay's prisoners have fallen on deaf ears.
Franck Martin speaks to Clive Stafford Smith about Guantánamo Bay and the profound significance of the legal case of Binyam Mohamed.
How the European Union is getting in the way of Guantánamo's closure.
The Defence Secretary has told Parliament that British troops in Iraq handed over to the United States two terror suspects to be rendered to Afghanistan.
Clare Algar questions the role played by the British government in the detention of Binyam Mohamed.
Reprieve client Binyam Mohamed issues a statement through Clive Stafford Smith following his release from Guantanamo Bay.
How has a basically decent person such as David Miliband got himself into such a muddle over torture?
Only a few days ago, on January 20th, Americans said Happy New (Four) Year(s), with the inauguration of Barack Obama.