Johannesburg – CAGE Africa raises renewed concerns around the kangaroo-like court proceedings surrounding the terrorism trial of Jamil Alilabaki in Uganda after
Two years ago this week, the Thulsie twins, two Muslim reverts known as Brandon and Tony-Lee (Salahudin and Yakeen) Thulsie, were arrested
Johannesburg – The recent Cape Accord aims to enforce an agreement between Sunni Muslims and Shia in South Africa, despite many prominent
Johannesburg – The trial of Jamil Alilabaki in Uganda displays the hallmarks of an anti-Muslim witch hunt, in which the tenets of
Johannesburg – CAGE Africa calls for the immediate release of poet Naema Ahmed Ibrahim, who was detained late last month by Somaliland
Johannesburg – The announcement by the United States of a further $60 million to establish a new UN-backed joint anti-terrorism force in
Johannesburg – The inclusion of Brandon-Lee and Tony-Lee Thulsie on the US terrorism watch list is a violation of due process and
This review provides a snapshot of how the ‘War on Terror’ has affected justice and society in Algeria. It starts by
Johannesburg – The pronouncements of the Iraqi Ambassador to South Africa urging the South African government to adopt an aggressive approach to
Johannesburg - Ghana’s recent ruling that the transfer of two ex-Guantanamo Bay detainees to the country is ‘unconstitutional’ must be challenged. The
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