Boris Karpichkov is taking legal action after alleging he received death threats after his name and address were given to the Latvian authorities.
A former KGB double agent can take legal action against the National Crime Agency after accusing it of wrongly disclosing his new identity, the High Court has ruled.
In a High Court judgment on Friday, Master Victoria McCloud ruled against the NCA’s bid to strike out the claim or request a summary judgment, and said Mr Karpichkov’s case, subject to any appeal, can proceed. The ruling showed that in a previous British court hearing he was found to be in a “unique position to confirm past collaboration by high-ranking Latvian officials with the KGB”.
Latvia attempted to extradite him from the UK, but the High Court quashed a decision agreeing to this, ruling his life would be in danger from “underworld/rogue government elements if he were returned or extradited”.
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