The United Kingdom’s Supreme Court ruled Monday that Bahrain can’t hide behind state immunity to block a lawsuit filed by two dissidents alleging the government infected their devices with spyware. Saeed Shehabi and Moosa Mohammed allege Bahrain secretly installed FinSpy spyware on their laptops, likely in 2011. Government agents then spied on them as they worked with Bahraini political prisoners, journalists and torture victims, they allege. Last year, Bahrain’s leaders appealed to the U.K. Supreme Court with its state immunity claim. The court rejected that argument in a 3-2 decision, which found that because the hack occurred in the U.K., state immunity does not apply.