The Inquiry into allegations of severe war crimes involving a campaign of murder by UK Special Forces in Afghanistan, which was purportedly known and permitted by Senior Officers and the MOD, unravels a harrowing narrative of civilian deaths, potential cover-ups, and an organizational culture that enabled sustained, egregious violations of human rights, with the bereaved families seeking justice amidst institutional obfuscation and delayed inquiries.

This report examines the UK arms export to Colombia 2012-2022

This report examines the UK arms export to Iran 2012-2022

Decorated Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation lawsuit against three news outlets accusing him of war crimes fails, substantiating some allegations and adding tension to international military collaborations.

This report examines the UK arms export to Myanmar from 2012 to 2022

This report examines the UK arms exports to Pakistan from 2012 to 2022

This report examines the UK arms export to Sri Lanka 2012-2022

Amnesty International reports indiscriminate attacks causing civilian casualties and displacement in Las Anod, Somaliland, and calls for an independent investigation, accountability, and access to humanitarian aid amid a crisis compounded by drought.

This report examines the UK arms export to Sudan 2012-2022

This report examines the UK arms export to Turkmenistan 2012-2022

This is a review of arms exports to Afghanistan from the UK since 2013.

Every Casualty Counts (ECC) released a comprehensive report outlining states’ legal obligations under international human rights and humanitarian law to accurately record casualties in armed conflicts and human rights violations, aiming to improve recognition, acknowledgement, and support for victims and their families.