We will continue to hold you to account Boris, especially now that you’re PM
London - The non-contest that saw Boris Johnson waltz into number 10, despite his racism and open Islamophobia, demonstrates the hollow nature
Government refusal to hold torture inquiry shows it does not live up to its own “values” of “justice”, “accountability” and the “rule of law”
London - Today, the Government announced that it will not be launching an independent inquiry into it’s role in torture and rendition
CAGE calls for solidarity with Swedish Muslims as police arrest five imams during Ramadan
Stockholm – A series of arrests of Muslims in Sweden threatens to tarnish the country’s image, as it moves to convict six
CAGE calls for accountability for the abuse of John Walker Lindh on his release
London - As John Walker Lindh is released, the US government must face key questions about his abuse under interrogation, as well
When my husband refused to work with Mi5, they raided my home and sent in social services
Sister 'Khadija' shares her story and that of her children of being on the receiving end of War on Terror policies at
CAGE Africa calls on journalists to adopt an ethical, balanced approach to Syria returnees in South Africa
Johannesburg – CAGE Africa calls on journalists to adopt an ethical and balanced approach when writing stories regarding the return of South
Discussions around the definitions of Islamophobia skirt the real issues we need to address
London – CAGE is wary of attempts to define Islamophobia that stop short of facing up to the real issues. Discussions around
CAGE Africa highlights report that shows how UK CVE programme seeks the removal of Muslim children from their families
Johannesburg - CAGE Africa is alarmed that the British government is attempting to remove Muslim children from their parents based on unsound
CAGE calls for British Mi5 torture case to be reinvigorated as Kenyan businessman is released without charge after 8 years imprisonment in Uganda
Johannesburg – CAGE welcomes the release of Omar Awadh Omar from custody in Kenya, after he was cleared of terrorism charges connected
Ex-Mi5 chief’s “radicalisation” comments show the counter-terrorism sector needs to take a long hard look in the mirror
London - Recent comments by the former head of MI5 Baroness Manningham-Buller claiming that radicalisation can happen “between breakfast and lunch” show
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