01 July 2025 High Court ruling ups pressure on parliament to ensure democratic process takes place; Government must allow MPs to...

Judgement in Al-Haq’s historic long-running claim against the U.K. government for its continued licensing of F-35 parts into the global supply reaching Israel. The Court has not upheld Al-Haq’s claim.  

Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) and Al-Haq’s landmark challenge over the government’s decision to continue supplying F-35 parts to Israel concluded at the High Court. Crucial flaws in government's decision making revealed.

16 May 2025, GLAN lawyer, Charlotte Andrews-Briscoe and Gearóid Ó Cuinn, Founder and Director of GLAN delivered statements outside the...

13 May 2025, Gearóid Ó Cuinn, Founder and Director of Glan delivered a speech outside the High Court of Justice:

On Tuesday 13th May GLAN and Al-Haq are in the High Court challenging the government’s decision to continue the supply of F-35 parts to Israel through the ‘F-35 Carve Out’ decision - a deliberate loophole - despite its own assessment that Israel is not committed to complying with international humanitarian law. 

Over 230 global civil society organisations have called on governments producing F-35 fighter jets to immediately halt all arms transfers to

The High Court has ruled that an expedited hearing should be set in May to decide Al-Haq’s challenge to the government’s decision.

The UK Government has doubled down on its position that protecting global sales of F-35s takes precedence over protecting human life in Gaza

The UK forced to review exports of F-35 warplane components after admitting Israel “not committed to complying” with international law.