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The British-Irish Rights Watch and others v Security Service, GCHQ and the SIS

IPT/01/77

This complaint related to telephone calls made from the UK to overseas telephones which the Tribunal concluded was in accordance with the law.

Judgment dated : 23 Jan 03

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