Review: The War of Terror from within at the Imperial War Museum
An exhibition running between the 28th of July and the 28th August 2017 by the artist-photographer Edmund Clark on the impact of
Britain and Libya: The legacy of unaccountability continues
The Foreign Affairs Committee’s report into Libya was damning in its criticism of David Cameron, outlining that the rise of IS was
Former TPIM detainee speaks to CAGE in the wake of new anti-terror laws
London - In the wake of Home Secretary Theresa May’s announcement of a raft of new anti-terrorism laws, CAGE has spoken exclusively
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],
Thou shall not dissent: how Britain persecuted Libyan refugees to please Gaddafi
Written By:Fahad AnsariFahad Ansari examines the dubious relationship between Libya and Great Britain during the 'war on terror years' and the subsequent
Out of control: the reality of control orders and TPIMs
Written By:Shereen FernandezShereen Fernandez writes about the unjust and unfair 'lingering tension' that comes with control ordersRecently, there’s been a lot of
From Bethlehem to Belmarsh: Abu Qatada’s ordeal in Britain
Image:Written By:Moazzam BeggThe witchunt against Abu Qatada simply reiterates the British Government's relationships with dictatorships - past and presentUntil the devastating 11
Detention Immorality report
The Impact of UK domestic counter-terrorism policies on those detained in the War on Terror Asim Qureshi has assembled a dossier
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