Counter-Extremism: Radicalising Against Democracy
Dr Rob Faure Walker explains how British counter-extremism policies are fundamentally anti-democratic programmes that sow the seeds of the violence that
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
Ex-Mi5 chief’s “radicalisation” comments show the counter-terrorism sector needs to take a long hard look in the mirror
London - Recent comments by the former head of MI5 Baroness Manningham-Buller claiming that radicalisation can happen “between breakfast and lunch” show
Yes Prime Minister, Enough is Enough!
Fahad Ansari responds to the Prime Minister's speech, "Enough is Enough", and explores the decades of failed policies that she seeks to
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
7 steps to consider before you press ‘condemn’ (Infographic)
In the advent of any ‘terror’ related event we experience a plethora of apologies and condemnations from leaders worldwide. These are some
After Westminster: It’s going to take courage to break the cycle
Understanding and engaging with the root causes of violence and a re-examination of foreign and domestic policy are the best solutions to
The Henry Jackson Society’s fear-mongering report paints a totally false picture of Terrorism and Muslims in the UK
The Henry Jackson Society (HJS), a controversial right-wing 'think-tank', has published a report on all terrorism convictions in Britain from 1998 to
The actions of Jamal Al Harith should not bring on a security state
London - Amidst the shock at the news that British citizen Jamal Al Harith detonated a car bomb at an Iraqi army
British IS bomber’s actions not explained by time in Guantanamo
By Moazzam Begg, CAGE's Outreach Director *This article was originally published in the Middle East Eye on Wednesday 22nd February 2017. Reports that
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