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Last updated Sep 30, 2021

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The YouGov Spying Study Part Five: Should the UK be spying on other countries and if so – which?

politics
9 months ago

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Data collected from extensive surveys and snap polls about or relating to MI6.

Last updated Jan 18, 2017

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The Supreme Court backed a Court of Appeal ruling allowing a Libyan man to sue ex-Foreign Secretary Jack Straw over allegations of abduction and torture. Abdul-Hakim Belhaj alleges MI6, which Mr Straw was responsible for, helped the US kidnap him in Asia in 2004 to return him to the government of Muammar Gaddafi. Mr Straw rejects the claims. If it is proven that MI6 did take part in kidnapping Mr Belhaj, should Jack Straw - who as Foreign Secretary had MI6 under his direct authority - be held responsible?

The Supreme Court backed a Court of Appeal ruling allowing a Libyan man to sue ex-Foreign Secretary Jack Straw over allegations of abduction and torture. Abdul-Hakim Belhaj alleges MI6, which Mr Straw was responsible for, helped the US kidnap him in Asia in 2004 to return him to the government of Muammar Gaddafi. Mr Straw rejects the claims. If it is proven that MI6 did take part in kidnapping Mr Belhaj, should Jack Straw - who as Foreign Secretary had MI6 under his direct authority - be held responsible?

politics
over 5 years ago

The YouGov Spying Study Part Five: Should the UK be spying on other countries and if so – which?

politics
9 months ago

The YouGov Spying Study Part Four: Trust in UK intelligence and security agencies

politics
9 months ago

The YouGov Study on Spying

lifestyle
9 months ago
The Supreme Court backed a Court of Appeal ruling allowing a Libyan man to sue ex-Foreign Secretary Jack Straw over allegations of abduction and torture. Abdul-Hakim Belhaj alleges MI6, which Mr Straw was responsible for, helped the US kidnap him in Asia in 2004 to return him to the government of Muammar Gaddafi. Mr Straw rejects the claims. If it is proven that MI6 did take part in kidnapping Mr Belhaj, should Jack Straw - who as Foreign Secretary had MI6 under his direct authority - be held responsible?

The Supreme Court backed a Court of Appeal ruling allowing a Libyan man to sue ex-Foreign Secretary Jack Straw over allegations of abduction and torture. Abdul-Hakim Belhaj alleges MI6, which Mr Straw was responsible for, helped the US kidnap him in Asia in 2004 to return him to the government of Muammar Gaddafi. Mr Straw rejects the claims. If it is proven that MI6 did take part in kidnapping Mr Belhaj, should Jack Straw - who as Foreign Secretary had MI6 under his direct authority - be held responsible?

politics
over 5 years ago