The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Extraordinary Rendition

is chaired by Kenneth Clarke MP. It is a cross party grouping of MPs and Peers from the British parliament who have come together to examine extraordinary rendition and related issues. It was established by Andrew Tyrie MP in December 2005.

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Extraordinary Rendition

is co-chaired by Stephen Timms MP and Rt Hon Lord Tyrie. It is a cross-party grouping of MPs and Peers from the British Parliament who have come together to examine extraordinary rendition and related issues.

The APPG on Extraordinary Rendition held its inaugural meeting of the new Parliament on 11 February. At this meeting, Stephen Timms MP was elected Chair of the Group, with Lord...

Following Monday's Urgent Question, the government today issued a combination of Oral and Written Statements, along with the successor to the Consolidated Guidance to intellige...

In response to an Urgent Question on Monday 15 July from APPG Chair Ken Clarke, the Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington committed the government to setting out its decision...

The APPG held an Extraordianry General Meeting (EGM) on Tuesday 9 July, at which Rt Hon Stephen Timms MP was elected as an additional Vice-Chair of the Group. The meeting also...

One year on from the publication of the Intelligence and Security Committee's (ISC) two reports on detainee mistreatment and rendtion, the Government has failed to respond to c...

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Debate in Parliament on rendition following urgent question from APPG Chair Ken Clarke

Question in Parliament from APPG Chair Ken Clarke following Government apology in Belhaj case