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New Film with Juliet Stevenson: Every Day A New Atrocity

Award-winning actor Juliet Stevenson has released the short film “Every day a new atrocity” , calling again on the UK government to end...

Breaking: UK Government Ministers warned of Criminal Liability over export of parts for F-35 warplanes used in Gaza

GLAN & Al-Haq wrote to UK government ministers putting them on notice of their potential criminal liability for atrocity crimes in Gaza.

New Criminal Complaint Over Pegasus Spyware Hacking of journalists and activists in the UK

Four victims of Pegasus spyware in the UK have this week filed a criminal complaint with the Metropolitan Police.

GLAN & Al-Haq continue legal action over government decision to partially restrict arms exports, excluding F-35 programme

Government agrees to disclose information underpinning decision-making in partial revocation of arms licences in ongoing litigation.

BREAKING: UK Government suspends weapons exports to Israel following threat of new legal action by GLAN and Al-Haq.

This afternoon, we learnt that the Government has suspended 30 export licenses for arms sales to Israel.

NGOs take legal action against the EU’s 2030 climate targets

Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) and Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe submit final written arguments in a fast-tracked climate case.

Joint Statement: 50 Days of a Labour Government and arms sales to Israel continue unabated

50 days of inexcusable delays. 50 days of complicity. 50 days of impunity for Israel’s crimes.

New testimonies obtained in Gaza reveal Israel’s systematic torture of Palestinians undermining assurances to UK government.

Evidence of ‘depraved’ Israeli war crimes grow as lawyers call on UK government to halt arms sales ahead of court hearing.

Joint Letter: Rights organisations demand new Labour government end UK complicity in Israel’s atrocity crimes

Expert rights organisations have signed a joint call on the new UK government to fulfil their legal obligations to uphold international law.

Decision overturned. ‘Watershed’ ruling confirms that UK companies trading in forced labour goods risk prosecution

27.06.24: Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) and the World Uyghur Congress (WUC) have won in the Court of Appeal, which ruled that the UK Na