Whilst working for despotic regimes Tony Blair decides to attack CAGE!
Whilst globetrotting around the world from one despotic regime to another, Tony Blair it seems has taken time out to target CAGE.
CAGE adds key evidence of 17 years of human rights violations since 9/11 – and the US threatens the ICC for seeking accountability
London - CAGE as well as survivors of US war crimes in Afghanistan are involved in an unprecedented case against the US
‘A Shared Future’ report ignores state failures and panders to counter-terrorism sector
* Flowers and tributes to the victims of the Manchester attacks. The report’s uncritical appraisal of PREVENT and its unwillingness to challenge the
Commission of Countering Extremism’s new ‘expert group’ demonstrates why it’s harmful, irrelevant and redundant
The arguments put forward by the CCE are inaccurate and damaging, and the very existence of the body and its links to
Mandela Day: A man who knew deeply the subjective meaning of the word “terrorist”
Yesterday was Mandela Day and around the world mainstream news outlets celebrated Nelson Mandela, a man that Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan
Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights echoes CAGE concerns and is ‘alarmed’ about new CTBS Bill
London - Yesterday (July 10th) the House of Commons’ Joint Committee on Human Rights (JCHR) published their report on the Counter-Terrorism and
Harsh anti-Muslim Danish laws are similar to UK CT policies and demand our urgent civil action
In Denmark, government ministers, influenced by the far-right, have approved a raft of laws that aim to purify Europe of the influence
Torture and Rendition report confirms claims made by survivors for decades, but now there must be accountability: CAGE
London - The Intelligence and Security Committee report confirming the complicity of Britain in torture and rendition is the first official acceptance
Father of three whose children were forcibly removed during Schedule 7 stop is handed a conditional discharge for refusing to answer questions
London - At a hearing at Westminster Magistrates’ Court today, District Magistrate Emma Arbuthnot handed a conditional discharge to Muzaffar Abdullah, who
May’s apology to the Belhaj family is long deserved, but likely perpetrators must be prosecuted
London - After repeated denials, secret proceedings and outright deceit, the British government has finally apologised for the kidnapping, rendition and torture
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