Policy Exchange exposes its Islamophobic agenda in a desperate defence of PREVENT
A report by Policy Exchange, due to be published tomorrow, [1] is an academically poor and desperate attempt to defend the Islamophobic
Case profile: Abdelhakim Sefrioui
Abdelhakim is a French citizen of Moroccan heritage. In October 2020 he produced a video discussing the issue of a professor showing
CAGE scathing report finds French government’s Islamophobia reaches threshold of ‘Persecution’ under international law
Paris - Today, CAGE has launched a landmark report in Paris highlighting the unprecedented crackdown on Muslims in France under the sweeping
Prevent – the real Trojan Horse conspiracyÂ
In this reflection on the recent NY Times/Serial podcast investigation into the Birmingham 'Trojan Horse' affair, the author examines how the true
Joint Letter by Exiled Britons: Law allows Government to be judge, jury and executioner
This letter was reported on exclusively by the Independent as part of a story alongside CAGE. We publish it in full here:
On the 20th anniversary, CAGE launches website centring the survivor voice in the campaign to close Guantanamo
To mark 20 years since the first of 779 men were trafficked in to the infamous torture centre, Guantanamo Bay, CAGE has
9 Acts of Courage in 2021
By Naila Ahmed, CAGE's Casework Manager As I reflect on the last year, the hardships and uncertainty faced by so many, from
CAGE launches comprehensive online resource evidencing why PREVENT must be abolished
London - CAGE has today launched a comprehensive online resource with over 200 pieces of content, featuring know your right guides, reports
Citizenship Deprivation: The legacy of Tony Blair’s desperation to deport one British man.
Leading citizenship and immigration lawyer Fahad Ansari, charts the history of citizenship deprivations, highlighting how Tony Blair’s government’s pursuit of one
What does the Nationality and Borders Bill mean for Muslims?
By Muhammad Rabbani, CAGE Managing Director Over the last couple of weeks, there's been quite a strong debate that’s erupted since the
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