What does the Nationality and Borders Bill mean for Muslims?
By Muhammad Rabbani, CAGE Managing Director Over the last couple of weeks, there's been quite a strong debate that’s erupted since the
Coronavirus Bill: CAGE Briefing Paper
This briefing paper outlines how the government’s proposed CV Bill will give the state far-reaching powers to dismantle the fundamental rights of
UN report damns Prevent as a violation of Human Rights and vindicates CAGE’s warnings.
London - An unprecedented UN report released yesterday has called for the repeal of anti-extremism legislation, policy and programmes, stating that they
Brexit Britain can look forwards only by addressing its past and being just for the future
London - On Brexit Day, as calls increase for Britain to open a new chapter with the world, CAGE Director, Dr Adnan
UN appoints documented torture nation Egypt to review UN counter-terrorism strategyÂ
London - The decision by the UN General Assembly President to appoint Egypt alongside Spain, to lead a review of the Global
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
Index on Censorship report on free speech on campuses erases the Muslim experience
The Index on Censorship report into freedom of expression at universities ignores the experience of Muslims, who are facing the brunt of
Private and confidential data at UK borders ‘unsafe’ following High Court judgement. Rabbani to appeal to Supreme Court
London - A High Court judge yesterday rejected CAGE international director Muhammad Rabbani’s appeal, missing a crucial opportunity to review the deeply
OSCE: Racism and the rise of the police state in western democracies
To better understand the dynamics of structural racism and how it is serving repressive agendas, the JLC is organising a side event
New CAGE review explores how the ‘War on Terror’ affects Ethiopia
Johannesburg – CAGE Africa today launches its first chapter of the Africa Review, a series of in-depth country guides on how the
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