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Rhys Davies Featured in The Guardian on 29 April 2025
International Human Rights Advisors announces a significant development in the case of Ali Ünal ahead of World Press Freedom Day 2025 (3 May 2025).
Ben Keith spoke at “Targeted Sanctions and Human Rights” Event on 4 April 2025 at King’s College London
Rhys Davies and Ben Keith warn of the Kremlin’s abuse of Interpol Red Notices to silence political opponents beyond Russia’s borders
Leading barristers Ben Keith and Rhys Davies gave evidence to Parliament, exposing how authoritarian regimes are hijacking INTERPOL to persecute dissidents worldwide.
Ben Keith acted on behalf of the Government of India in the case of Bhandari v India [2025] 449 (Admin).
The Chancellor courting China signals a craven betrayal of British interests and human rights. You may or may not remember the time Rachel Reeves voiced fears about the UK being too dependent on China. “I think we are still too over-reliant on China,” she said back in early 2023. “National security has always got to […]
The appeals by the Government of Japan in the first extradition request made to the UK were allowed on Wednesday 29 January 2025.
Ben Keith writes for the Solicitor’s Journal on 14 January 2025
Ben Keith and Rhys Davies featured in The Telegraph on 11 January 2025
Ben Keith discusses alleged corruption scandal. A Bloomberg article published on 23 December 2024 by Hugo Miller and Irina Vilcu revealed shocking allegations of a former senior Interpol official involving abuse of power within Interpol.
Rhys Davies features in The Guardian on 26 November 2024
Ben Keith writes for Global Investigations Review on Interpol on 13 November 2024
Rhys Davies writes for The Times on 7 November 2024
Ben Keith writes for The Telegraph on 29 September 2024.
On 13 September 2024, a crucial side event will take place during the 57th session of the Human Rights Council in Geneva. "Addressing Transnational Repression: Human Rights Abuses and Espionage by the UAE and Bahrain," aims to shed light on the pressing issue of transnational repression.