Litigation

This case, in which RSI interved on behalf of the Claimants before the European Court of Human Rights, concerned the extraterritorial application of human rights protections to prisoners transferred from British custody in Iraq.

This case, in which RSI intervened on behalf of the Applicants in the House of Lords, concerned the legality of state surveillance of the Applicants' visits with lawyers and doctors while in detention.

This case was a challenge by RSI in the European Court of Human Rights to the legality of the interception of their private correspondences by the Ministry of Defence.

This case, in which RSI intervened on behalf of the Appellants before the House of Lords, concerned the applicability of human rights protections to British conduct in Iraq.

This case, in which RSI intervened on behalf of the Appellants in the House of Lords, concerned the legality of indefinite detention of foreign nationals who were suspected of terrorism (but not convicted or even charged) in circumstances where they could not be deported.

This case, in which RSI intervened on behalf of the Applicants in the House of Lords, concerned whether Article 2 of the Convention was engaged under domestic UK law when a death took place before the commencement of the Human Rights Act 1998.