Our revelations this year have triggered inquiries, suspended Israeli soldiers training in the UK and stopped the British army from firing white phosphorus in Kenya – and more
Africa
Kenyan politicians accuse British army of ‘contempt’ for their country
A two-year-long inquiry into the conduct of UK soldiers in east Africa reveals a catalogue of abuse
‘Mauled by a lion’: British army workers in Kenya sue over safety
Kenyans are taking the UK military to court over ‘degrading treatment’ during wargames
British army scales back firing white phosphorus in Kenya
Troops have not trained with the hazardous chemical since Declassified exposed the practice three years ago.
No prosecution of British soldier who shot Kenyan in back
A court in Kenya said the soldier should be put on trial for murder, but Britain’s military refuses to take action.
Woman allegedly murdered by UK troops suffered 7 broken ribs
An autopsy report sheds light on “acute injury” sustained by a Kenyan teenager shortly before her death.
How we helped Kenyans win environmental battle with UK army
Four years after British troops caused a major fire in Kenya, victims are receiving compensation – thanks in part to our investigation.
Police ‘overzealous’ in censoring MI5 report on Northern Ireland
Campaigners in Belfast have criticised police for not releasing a file from the Troubles after similar documents were discovered in Foreign Office archives.
‘Humanitarianism’ in Gaza distracts from getting justice
The political and media establishment has finally begun to acknowledge Palestinian suffering, but this shift remains hollow until those complicit in Israel’s genocide are truly exposed
The Chagos Islands were never Britain’s to give away
Nigel Farage and the Conservatives are having a meltdown about Britain ‘giving up sovereignty’ of illegally occupied land.