Secret prisons and renditions

Reprieve investigates extra-judicial proxy detention and military detention around the world and reunites 'disappeared' prisoners with their legal rights.


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  1. Abdel Hakim Belhadj

    Abdel Hakim Belhadj

    Gaddafi opponent and head of the Tripoli Military Council Abdel Hakim Belhadj is taking legal action against the UK Government and its security services for their part in the illegal rendition and barbaric treatment of both himself and his pregnant wife in March 2004.

  2. Mustafa Setmarium Naser

    Mustafa Setmarium Naser

    'Ghost' prisoner Mustafa Nasar was seized in Pakistan in 2005 and handed to US forces. He was then secretly flown to British Overseas Territory Diego Garcia and almost certainly held there. Since then he has completely disappeared.

  3. Noor Khan and Kareem Khan

    Noor Khan

    Noor Khan is taking legal action against the UK government regarding its sharing of intelligence with the US for use in drone strikes in Pakistan. Noor Khan’s father was killed in a drone strike in Pakistan on 17 March 2011.

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    Serdar Mohammed

    Currently held at the Afghan National Detention Facility (ANDF), Serdar Mohammed was badly abused following his detention by UK forces in April 2010.

  5. 2010_07_28 Sharif Mobley family pic from Nzinga

    Sharif Mobley

    Reprieve is working to save Sharif Mobley, an American citizen currently being held in the Political Security (PSO) prison in Sana’a, Yemen, from the death penalty and investigating his unlawful proxy detention.

  6. Hamidullah

    The Bagram Seven

    Reprieve and its local partner, Justice Project Pakistan (JPP), are fighting a ground-breaking case in the Lahore High Court after identifying seven Pakistani prisoners and offering their families free legal assistance.

  7. Yunus Rahmatullah

    Yunus Rahmatullah

    Prisoner B, who Reprieve has established is Yunus Rahmatullah, has been held beyond the rule of law for over five years in Bagram Airforce Base.

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