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
New policy exposes how the government exploits mental health patients by incentivising referrals to its toxic PREVENT programme
London - New counter-terrorism rules that will give doctors incentives to refer individuals with mental health issues to PREVENT shows that the
Revealed: Home Office ‘outsourcing’ surveillance to far-right Henry Jackson Society
London – A recent High Court Judgement has exposed how the British Government outsources the designation of “extremists” for security purposes to
Home Office ‘outsourcing’ surveillance to far-right Henry Jackson Society – Report Summary
Download report here CAGE has released a new report which for the first time reveals the inner workings of the Extremism
Blacklisted: The secretive Home Office Unit silencing voices of dissent
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CAGE responds to senior police chief: PREVENT is a toxic policy that causes deep mistrust
London - Concerns surrounding PREVENT are well-grounded in facts and case-based research that clearly show PREVENT is a toxic policy.* This conclusion
We need a return to justice, not more anti-terror laws
In the last 17 years, there have been 14 pieces of Anti-Terrorist Legislation foisted upon the statute books. Parliaments have come and
7 facts the Home Office concealed: Damning data on terror arrests (Infographic)
The most recent data published by the Home Office on police powers under the Terrorism Act show a trend of racial discrimination
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
The ECHR decision on citizenship removal case endorses unjust practices
The consequences of the ECHR’s decision in the case of ‘K2’, a dual British-Sudanese citizen who had his UK citizenship revoked, will
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