Why we took the government to court over its crackdown on Palestine solidarity in school
In the wake of the current Israeli military aggression on Gaza and attacks on Al Aqsa, it is imperative that individuals and
Scapegoat of the State: Abdelhakim Sefrioui’s struggle for justice
When the French school teacher Samuel Paty was beheaded in Paris in October 2020, legal authorities moved quickly to detain and imprison
Prevent: An Instantiation of Resilience
Through an engagement with the concept of 'resilience', Hamzah A. Rizvi illustrates the way that Prevent works to reproduce neoliberal subjects
Open letter from former Guantanamo prisoners to film-makers behind Jihad Rehab
To the Jihad Rehab filmmakers, We write to you regarding your documentary ‘Jihad Rehab’, which we have had the opportunity to review
When their school withheld donations for Palestine, I supported the students to stand by their convictions
In this Human Voice story, academic advisor Maryam* describes the journey her 6th form students took when their charitable efforts for Palestine
CAGE briefing: Understanding Ukraine and Palestine solidarity in UK Schools
Contents: Introduction CAGE's Survey Support for Ukraine in schools Schools working with organisations connected to the Ukrainian far-right Government policy on
CAGE Briefing: Places of Worship Security Funding
CAGE Briefing: Places of Worship Security Funding Contents: Summary What is the Places of Worship (POW) Protective Security Funding scheme,
Casework Support internship
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Moazzam Begg wins back passport in Home Office climbdown after successful legal challenge
London - Former Guantanamo Bay prisoner and CAGE Outreach Director Moazzam Begg has won back the right to his passport after he
CAGE Managing Director succeeds in overturning entry ban to France as courts demand French authorities pay compensation
London - After two years of litigation, the administrative courts in France have forced the French interior ministry to overturn its entry
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