Making sense of America’s support for Uyghurs
By Arnaud Mafille, Education and Training Director for CAGE Increasingly, the Muslim community worldwide is demonstrating its unwavering support for Uyghurs who
Analysis: UK’s heralded defence and security review ushers in an era of forever wars and further suppression of dissent
By CAGE Editors On 16th March, the UK government published its Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy, outlining the
Landmark study calls to reevaluate the failing War on Terror
London - A new study ‘Leaving the War on Terror: A progressive Alternative to Counter-Terrorism Policy’ is a timely call for a
Islamophobia is driving the ‘War on Terror’ and we must call it out
“I’m convinced that Gitmo and other places like Gitmo only exist because it’s detainees are Muslims. I can’t imagine a Christian Gitmo.
Yes Prime Minister, Enough is Enough!
Fahad Ansari responds to the Prime Minister's speech, "Enough is Enough", and explores the decades of failed policies that she seeks to
Home Office Propaganda Unit admits actions of armed forces are linked to “radicalisation”
A recent court judgement based on an argument from the government’s domestic propaganda unit, Research Information and Communications Unit (RICU), has resulted
After Westminster: It’s going to take courage to break the cycle
Understanding and engaging with the root causes of violence and a re-examination of foreign and domestic policy are the best solutions to
The Focus on Ideology to stop the cycles of violence “Stands little chance of success”
Counter terrorism policies in the UK have always sought to target ideology as the root cause of political violence. The former prime
UN report on CVE issues a warning to the world, but shies away from the more challenging questions
Written By: Karen Jayes and Anna Sekular A report into global countering violent extremism (CVE) initiatives by the UN Human Rights Council,
Jihadi John: ‘Radicalised’ by Britain
Since 2001, the British authorities have systematically shifted the spotlight away from its foreign policy and its security agencies by placing blame
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