MARK CURTIS
Mark Curtis is the co-director of Declassified UK, and the author of five books and many articles on UK foreign policy.
Explainer: Is the UK a rogue state? 17 British policies violating domestic or international law
How Britain helped Iran’s Islamic regime destroy the left-wing opposition
Britain rebuffed Nelson Mandela’s appeal for oil sanctions against Nigeria after it executed environmentalists
The son of Julian Assange’s judge is linked to an anti-data leak company created by the UK intelligence establishment
Julian Assange’s judge and her husband’s links to the British military establishment exposed by WikiLeaks
The husband of Lady Emma Arbuthnot, the Westminster chief magistrate overseeing WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange’s extradition to the US, has financial links to the British military establishment, including institutions and individuals exposed by WikiLeaks.
The UK’s secret military unit that answers to Saudi Arabian commanders
How the British establishment is working to keep Bahrain’s ruling family in power
The British military and intelligence establishment is playing a key role in fortifying the repressive regime in Bahrain, it can be revealed.
Britain’s secret Saudi military support programme
The UK’s Ministry of Defence has mistakenly admitted for the first time the cost of a secret multibillion-pound programme it manages for the Saudi Arabian royal family’s de facto protection force, which is also active in the devastating war in Yemen.
British government continues to aid repression in human rights-abusing countries, new data shows
The British government is continuing to approve the export of hi-tech surveillance equipment and software of the type that is being used by states abusing human rights to monitor and repress dissent, new government figures show. The government’s exports of ‘telecommunications interception equipment’ to repressive states are likely unlawful.