Dan Dolan

Interim Deputy Executive Director

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Dan Dolan is Interim Deputy Executive Director at Reprieve.

Prior to joining Reprieve Dan worked as a consultant in public affairs and corporate communications, and as a freelance journalist in Lebanon, covering culture, media and technology. Dan graduated from the London School of Economics with a BSc in Government.

Posts by Dan

Policy briefing 5 years

Ending aid for executions

Policy briefing 5 years

Fixing the UK’s 'Torture Policy'

Press release 5 years

MPs and Reprieve take Government to court over refusal to hold torture inquiry

Press release 5 years

New torture revelations highlight need for UK inquiry

Press release 6 years

£21m more for UK fund linked to death sentences

Press release 6 years

Government torture inquiry refusal a ‘broken promise’ to torture survivors

Update 6 years

Government to announce final torture inquiry decision ‘this week’

Update 6 years

Head of UK's spy watchdog to step down

Press release 6 years

Cross-party calls for Government to ensure that ministers can't approve torture

Update 6 years

MoD's secret torture policy revealed

Press release 6 years

UK overseas spending linked to 350 death sentences in Pakistan

Update 6 years

Tribunal to consider whether MI5 covert agents can commit serious criminal offences

Update 7 years

Review of UK Torture policy launched in U-turn from Theresa May

Update 7 years

Comment: Government to announce decision on judge-led torture inquiry within 60 days

Update 7 years

Torture Report Exposes the Need for a Judge-led Inquiry

Update 7 years

How the UK government can make sure torture mistakes are never repeated

Update 7 years

Five things you need to know about the secret rewrite of Britain’s torture rules

Good news 7 years

BREAKING: Theresa May forced to publish secret order on crimes by MI5

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