International Human Rights Groups Launch Global Campaign remembering 20 years of the failed War on Terror
London - An international network of human rights organisations and advocacy groups have today launched a 5 month long campaign to commemorate
France has betrayed even its founders’ views about the Messenger of Allah
By Tahira Amatullah, CAGE senior editor. The insults to the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), condoned and tacitly perpetuated by
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
Torture revelations: British aid worker Tauqir Sharif must be freed and his abusers held to account
LONDON - CAGE is deeply alarmed after having seen a video in which British aid worker Tauqir “Tox” Sharif describes his torture
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
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
Father of three whose children were forcibly removed during Schedule 7 stop is handed a conditional discharge for refusing to answer questions
London - At a hearing at Westminster Magistrates’ Court today, District Magistrate Emma Arbuthnot handed a conditional discharge to Muzaffar Abdullah, who
Guantanamo victims resettled in Senegal face extradition to torture and prison after tasting freedom and stability
London - CAGE has received deeply concerning reports that the Government of Senegal has issued an order to deport two former Guantanamo
How to Drive Change: The Future of Muslim Activism – at Mfest
Good Muslim or bad Muslim? Moderate or radical? Establishment or grassroots? Global or local? Exploring the ways, we mobilise, conform, rebel and
The Battle of Algiers: Decolonisation & the War on Terror
The Battle of Algiers, a 1966 film that poetically captures Algerian resistance to French colonial occupation, is widely considered one of the
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