Years of repeated warnings about PREVENT have not been heeded by government, says CAGE in letter to Priti Patel
London - CAGE has today written an open letter to Home Secretary Priti Patel demanding that she repeals PREVENT and halts the
Following ‘extremism’ designation of Extinction Rebellion by PREVENT, New report outlines the way forward.
London - A CAGE report, released today and entitled, ‘Beyond PREVENT’, provides a comprehensive outline for future discussions to shape a society
Stansted 15 conviction is Justice undone and shows how terror laws are exploited by the state to serve its interests
London - The conviction of the the Stansted 15 today based on terror related charges makes blatant that the politicised body of
Blair’s role in the counter-extremism sector is normalising abuse and risks endangering British Activists
Recent events in the past number of weeks have drawn attention to the true nature of the UK counter-terrorism sector and they
Commission for Countering Extremism flawed in both purpose and function: CAGE
London - The idea of a Commission for Countering Extremism (CCE) when there is no accepted definition of “extremism” is flawed at
PREVENT is about Policing Dissent not Safeguarding
Anti-war, Fracking, Pro-Palestinian, Anti-Austerity, Animal Rights; Aid Convoys – these have all been identified as “threats” under PREVENT. Security and safety of
The Home Office is creating mistrust within Muslim civil society
By co-opting British Muslim organisations into ‘counter-narrative’ campaigns, and through its anti-advocacy clause, the Home Office is attempting to censure civil society.
PREVENT: A story of community resentment
Written By: Steven Saxby I was heartened to see the vote at the British National Union of Teachers conference at Easter for
British surveillance technology used to crush dissent for “counter-terrorism purposes” in Uganda
From Left to right: Clinton, Ban Ki-Moon, Cameron, Museveni, Davutoglu (CC Image courtesy of Foreign and Commonwealth Office on Flickr) Cape Town –
Martin to Moazzam: from one Birmingham to another
“I submit that an individual who breaks a law that conscience tells him is unjust, and who willingly accepts the penalty of
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