Source · Select Committees · Human Rights (Joint Committee)
Recommendation 10
10
Not Addressed
We urge the Government to use its influence to ensure that such valuable evidence is...
Recommendation
We urge the Government to use its influence to ensure that such valuable evidence is not lost and that it is kept safe from both state and non- state actors who could put the lives of survivors at risk. The Government should also employ efforts to ensure that this evidence, as well as any future evidence collected of Daesh crimes, is effectively analysed and used to aid investigations and prosecutions globally. (Recommendation, Paragraph 61) Deprivation of citizenship
Government Response Summary
The government's response rejects the committee's assessment of a lack of cooperation between UK investigative bodies, which does not address the recommendation to ensure the preservation and effective use of valuable evidence from Daesh crimes.
Government Response
Not Addressed
HM Government
Not Addressed
10. The Government does not accept the Committee’s assessment that there is a lack of cooperation between UK investigative and prosecuting bodies, such as the War Crimes Unit of the Metropolitan Police, and the Crown Prosecution Service.