At least 665 Afghans whose very sensitive personal details have been disclosed in the violation of the database are preparing to continue the British Defense Ministry, seeking at least £ 50,000 in compensation.
Thousands of others could now join legal action, led by Barings Law, after learning that their data was compromised.
The British government has not started to inform Afghan data violation in recent days before the end of the reporting breakdown on Tuesday.
Until the supervision of the super-in-in-in-law, he also created the law of Barings, which has an impact on the proposed collective appeal.
