As the last imperial monarch, Queen Elizabeth II’s passing should usher a fairer new Britain
London - The passing of Queen Elizabeth II will be solemnly marked by her subjects. While her role over the years may
Moazzam Begg takes legal action against Home Office for denying him a passport for 8 years
Donate to the campaign fundraiser here London - As revealed exclusively in today’s Guardian, former Guantanamo Bay prisoner and current CAGE Outreach
Commemorating the twin Massacres of Qala-i-Jangi and Dasht-i-Leili 20 years onÂ
London - In a public event on Saturday 20th November, CAGE marked the 20th anniversary of the twin massacres of Qala-i-Jangi and
The Islamophobia underpinning Austria’s largest peacetime police raids is laid bare in a major report by CAGE and Austrian NGO ACT-P
Download the report here  London and Vienna - Today (9th November 2021) marks one year since ‘Operation Luxor’, the largest
French government ramps up its policy of dissolving Muslim organisations by decree
London - On Friday 17th September, the French Home Secretary Gerald Darmanin initiated the process to dissolve a Muslim owned publishing house,
Muslim Scholars demand an end to War on Terror
London - Scholarly unions representing over 150 Muslim scholars from across the world have signed a statement denouncing the War on Terror
CAGE Welcomes Fayiz al-Kandari Release From Guantanamo Bay
CAGE welcomes the release of Fayiz al-Kandari after serving 14 years at Guantanamo Bay. (Fayiz al-Kandari with his father after his release)
CAGE disappointed by Select Committee approach
London – CAGE welcomes the fact that the Home Affairs Select Committee, led by Keith Vaz MP, is looking into the issue
CAGE vindicated by dropped charges against Outreach Director Moazzam Begg
Image:Written By:Editor  CAGE [1] is delighted to announce that all seven charges against our Outreach Director Moazzam Begg have now been dropped
PRESS RELEASE: HOME AFFAIRS COMMITTEE BACKS GOVERNMENT’S EROSION OF RIGHTS?
09 May 2014Â (London, UK) The Home Affairs Committee's report [1] provides impetus for the government to embrace pre-emptive punishment with a greater
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