Joint Letter by Exiled Britons: Law allows Government to be judge, jury and executioner
This letter was reported on exclusively by the Independent as part of a story alongside CAGE. We publish it in full here:
British aid worker unlawfully deprived of citizenship is released home as an innocent man
London - N3 [1], the British aid worker who was unlawfully deprived of his citizenship [2] and exiled for over three years
British aid worker unlawfully stripped of his citizenship returns home after over 3 years in exile
London - A British aid worker, identified only as ‘N3’[1], has today returned back to the UK following over 3 years in
CAGE publishes report charting assaults on the legal system through terrorism legislation
London - CAGE publicly releases a report examining the damage Terrorism legislation has had on the legal system over the last twenty
New CT Bill Imperilling the Rule of Law: CAGE
London - The new Counter Terrorism and Sentencing Bill is an assault on the need for evidence in non violent offences ,
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
What can we expect from a new Counter Extremism Strategy?
On Friday 19th July, the Commission for Countering Extremism (CCE) released its statistics summary and the first of its commissioned academic reports.
Sajid Javid’s ‘Public Health’ approach to knife crime is a gross perversion and an extension of PREVENT-like logic
London - In another swipe at minorities, Sajid Javid has announced a “public health” approach to knife crime that co-opts discriminatory PREVENT
Aid Worker stripped of his citizenship and left stranded in Syria demonstrates UK terrorism laws have gone too far
London - British aid worker Tauqir Sharif has spoken out about the manner in which the government is rendering British aid workers
Government concedes PREVENT has lost all credibility as it tries to revive it through accepting an ‘independent Review’
London - In allowing an ‘independent review’ of PREVENT to go ahead the Government has conceded that the policy lacks any trust
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