A ‘Systemic failure’ underlines impunity 20 years after Iraq War
London - In March 2003, the United States and its allies unleashed a devastating attack on Iraq, sparking a brutal decade-long war
World Premiere of gripping documentary highlighting CAGE’s fight against State Surveillance
London - Phantom Parrot, a new gripping documentary film, chronicles the efforts of CAGE's Managing Director, Muhammad Rabbani, to safeguard the confidentiality
Former prisoners accuse Republican Presidential front runner of complicity in torture at Guantanamo Bay
London - As reported by The Baffler, Harper’s Magazines and the Miami Herald, CAGE can reveal that Florida’s Governor Ron DeSantis, a
New expert testimonies assert Israel’s “right to exist” is a politically partisan view
London - CAGE is publishing crucial expert testimonies by leading scholars, Professor John Dugard SC [1] and Professor Avi Shlaim [2], challenging
Response to Home Secretary Suella Braverman’s comments about CAGE in her speech to the CCE
In a speech to the Commission for Countering Extremism today (1 March 2023), the Home Secretary Suella Braverman made defamatory comments about
Response to The Jewish Chronicle’s smears of CAGE’s book launch event
The pro-zionist Jewish Chronicle has long seen a total collapse of its editorial standards. The outlet often operates as a third tier
Ruling on Shamima Begum exposes the complicity of courts commentators and politicians in the rise of authoritarian laws.
London - The latest ruling by the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC) on the lawfulness of Shamima Begum’s revocation of citizenship reveals
CAGE calls for an end to the ordeal of Sufyan Mustafa
London - CAGE is concerned about the sudden deportation of Sufyan Mustafa from the Netherlands to Turkey without warning. Mr Mustafa’s ordeal
Shawcross’ review of PREVENT exploits Muslim prejudice to expand state powers
London - The long-overdue Shawcross Review into PREVENT proposes a renewed hardline approach to bolster an infrastructure of authoritarian laws, an approach
Professor Lukman Thalib returns to Australia and secures his son’s bail after judge found the case lacking
London - Internationally acclaimed academic, Professor Lukman Thalib, has returned to Australia this week for the first time since he was detained
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