Afghanistan: Two years on from the end of occupation, collective punishment must end.
London - Two years on from the end of the deadly occupation of Afghanistan, peace and security has returned to the country.
Exclusive: ‘I was tortured in Bagram, but I forgave my torturer after the general amnesty’
One year on from the US withdrawal and defeat in Afghanistan, CAGE presents this exclusive interview of Ghulam Mustafa conducted in Afghanistan
Commemorating the twin Massacres of Qala-i-Jangi and Dasht-i-Leili 20 years on
London - In a public event on Saturday 20th November, CAGE marked the 20th anniversary of the twin massacres of Qala-i-Jangi and
Nobody Killed Anybody: America’s Denial of the Deadliest Prisoner Massacre in its History
Yahya Lindh recounts the Dasht-i-Leili massacre of December 2001 and its subsequent cover up by US administrations. Taking place during the
The lesser known UK ‘no fly list’
Between Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th August, multiple stories were published across the media alleging that as many as six individuals on
International Human Rights Groups Launch Global Campaign remembering 20 years of the failed War on Terror
London - An international network of human rights organisations and advocacy groups have today launched a 5 month long campaign to commemorate
CAGE: After 20 years of failed war, Afghanistan is free
The 20-year occupation of Afghanistan by the United States and its 50 allies has been ended by the Afghan people led by
Mullah Omar – On War and Peace
As the war in Afghanistan reaches an historic turning point, Arnaud Mafille revisits the words of late Taliban leader Mullah Omar
On Marvel, Hollywood and the Dehumanisation of Muslims
Shaf Choudry describes how films such as Marvel's Iron Man fit within a long-running project of Hollywood projecting and reinforcing dehumanising
As the Taliban and US make peace 19 years after the invasion it is time the last 2 remaining Afghans are released from Guantanamo: CAGE
London - As today marks the launch of the US’s dubiously named “Operation Enduring Freedom” invasion of Afghanistan on 7 October 2001,
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