Concern over rise in requests for UK to share intelligence despite torture risks
Briefly

These ministerial referrals represent real people at risk of being tortured—something our government professes to find abhorrent. When the number of requests is doubling, and officials have admitted 95% get signed off, it's clear the system is broken.
The 95% figure refers to the entire spectrum of cases in which authorisation is sought—104 in total in 2022, 17 of which had a real risk of cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment (CIDT)—so it is unknown whether approval was given in individual cases.
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