Don’t criminalise the innocent
Fahad Ansari writes this piece in light of David Cameron’s latest proposals against "extremism", which threaten to erase whatever freedoms and civil
Home Secretary Theresa May should resign over attacks on British values
Image:Written By:Yvonne Ridley Extract Summary:Theresa May likes talking tough and it's an open secret that she harbours ambitions to be the Conservative
Jordan delivers justice after Britain fails
Image:Written By:Yvonne Ridley  Hidden away in some dusty corner in government vaults in London there must be a well-thumbed dossier containing secret
From Bethlehem to Belmarsh: Abu Qatada’s ordeal in Britain
Image:Written By:Moazzam BeggAbu Qatada was acquitted of all terrorism charges today, a Jordanian court ruled. CAGE are republishing this article in which
CAGE calls for public inquiry into Abu Qatada treatment
Image: CAGE welcomes the news that Abu Qatada has been acquitted of terrorism offences and will be immediately released. Asim Qureshi of CAGE [1],
PRESS RELEASE: Abu Qatada: human rights trump hyperbole
(London, UK) News that Abu Qatada has been acquitted of terrorism charges is a victory for human rights and a day of
Shawki Omar Ahmed
Image:BackgroundShawki Omar Ahmed was born in Kuwait to Palestinian parents. In 1980, he moved to the US in order to study electrical
Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi
Image:Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi's case is perhaps the most notorious and controversially stark example of what happens when the use of torture is
5. DJAMEL BEGHAL
Image:BackgroundDjamel Beghal was born in Bordj bou Areridj (Algeria) on 2 December 1965. In 1987, he left Algeria to pursue his studies.
Not wanted: ‘undesirable’ citizens treated as criminals
Image:Written By:Asim QureshiUK Home Secretary Theresa May, unable to prove any of the terror allegations against radical Islamist Abu Qatada, tried to
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