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Attorney General appoints Andrew T. Cayley as Chief Inspector of HMCPSI

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Attorney General appoints Andrew T. Cayley as Chief Inspector of HMCPSI
The Attorney General, the Rt. Hon. Suella Braverman QC MP has appointed Andrew T. Cayley CMG QC as Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of the Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate (HMCPSI).
As part of the recruitment process, Mr. Cayley was subject to a pre-appointment hearing with the Justice Select Committee on Thursday 14 January. The committee recommended Mr. Cayley’s appointment. He is expected to take up post on 1 April 2021.
Andrew T. Cayley was the Director of Service Prosecutions from 2013 to 2020. He led the Service Prosecuting Authority through major reforms and the Service Justice Review. From 2009 to 2013 he was the United Nations Chief International Co-Prosecutor of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, the Khmer Rouge Tribunal. Here he was responsible for prosecuting the leadership of the Khmer Rouge for the genocide, extermination and murder of up to two ....

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The overseas impunity bill

The overseas impunity bill
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British soldiers in Iraq. The government’s new bill could hamper efforts to
prosecute serious crimes committed abroad. Photo: David Cheskin/PA Archive/PA Images
When UK armed forces take part in military operations overseas, they are subject to criminal law, human rights law and international humanitarian law. This is only right we expect and support our armed forces to uphold and respect the rule of law, and this does not change just because they are on overseas operations.
The law protects aid workers, civilians and foreign military personnel. Sadly, we know from public inquiries and court cases that, while far from commonplace, human rights abuses and serious criminal acts can and do take place during overseas operations. For example, the Baha Mousa Inquiry in 2011 found that Mousa, an Iraqi hotel clerk who died in 2003 while in the custody of British soldiers, was the victim of a ....

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