CAGE response to Telegraph ‘hate preachers’ story
On Saturday 5th June 2021, The Telegraph published a story titled “Hate preachers now a 'priority threat' amid concerns over return of
The Islamophobic Murdoch Times apologise and pay damages to CAGE and Moazzam Begg for publishing fake news.
London - The Times newspaper has agreed to unreservedly apologise [1] and pay damages in the sum of £30,000 in addition to
Tackling the Islamophobia embedded in ‘terrorism’ labelling won’t happen through using it more broadly
By Azfar Shafi, CAGE Researcher The latest report by the Muslim Council of Britain’s Centre for Media Monitoring’s (CfMM), How The British
Dispatches programme unwittingly exposes ‘blacklisting’ by secretive Home Office agency
London - A recent documentary on Channel 4, entitled ‘Who speaks for British Muslims?’, unwittingly exposed the role of the secretive government
6 Principles we’ve learnt when speaking truth to power
In an article published by Civil Society, Bob Kerslake, former chief of the Home Civil Service stated, “You have to stand apart
External Review Report into CAGE’s handling of the Mohammed Emwazi Affair
CAGE Directors commissioned an external review of its handling of the Mohammed Emwazi case and the subsequent media coverage. Communica were appointed to
Hatred – and another agenda
Moazzam Begg gives a comprehensive response to allegations made in the press by Gita Sahgal, formerly of Amnesty International In the Name
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