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Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights has published its report on “Transnational Repression in the UK” this week, addressing the abuse of INTERPOL’s Red Notice system following expert evidence from Rhys Davies of Temple Garden Chambers. The Seventh Report of…
On Thursday 10th of July, Rhys Davies, Emilie Pottle, and Ben Keith of 5SAH hosted a seminar at Temple Garden Chambers in the Hague on Combating Transnational Repression. The session examined the growing misuse of international legal tools, focusing on…
Join us for a discussion on the weaponisation of Interpol systems and the legal challenges facing practitioners representing clients targeted by cross-border persecution. Combating Transnational Repression: When Interpol Becomes a Weapon Authoritarian regimes increasingly exploit international law enforcement mechanisms to…
Rhys Davies and Ben Keith write for The Economist, Click here to view the article on The Economist website. “For more than 100 years, Interpol has played a vital role in combating serious international crime, from terrorism to human trafficking….
Rhys Davies has been sworn in as a Recorder at the Inner London Court, at a ceremony today, by Her Honour Judge Newbery. Rhys will sit as a Criminal Recorder on the South Eastern Circuit. He will continue to sit…
Temple Garden Chambers is proud to announce that four members are featured in the 2025 Pro Bono Recognition List of England & Wales. James Laughland, Alex Glassbrook, Paul McGrath and Rhys Davies and have each demonstrated exceptional commitment to providing…
Rhys Davies of Temple Garden Chambers and Ben Keith of 5 St Andrew’s Hill have co-authored an article in City A.M. highlighting how Russia is exploiting INTERPOL to pursue political opponents, critics and dissidents abroad. In the piece, titled “INTERPOL…
Last week Rhys Davies of Temple Garden Chambers and Ben Keith of 5 St Andrew’s Hill gave evidence to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights, chaired by Lord David Alton of Liverpool. The Joint Committee on Human Rights consists…
Temple Garden Chambers is delighted to announce that, on the advice of the Lord Chancellor and the Lady Chief Justice, Rhys Davies has been appointed as a Recorder and will sit in Crime on the South Eastern Circuit. The appointment…
In an article for The Times, Rhys writes “Interpol’s effectiveness depends on trust — trust that is rapidly eroding under the weight of political manipulation and institutional compromise. Interpol needs robust mechanisms to uphold the highest standards of integrity. Crucially,…
