A new bill passing through parliament will strip away safeguards for capturing data and  facilitate the sharing of information with foreign governments
London - A High Court judge yesterday rejected CAGE international director Muhammad Rabbani’s appeal, missing a crucial opportunity to review the deeply
Earlier this week, CAGE’s international director stood on trial, defending the right to protect the confidential data of a survivor of torture.
This week our international director Muhammad Rabbani appeared in Westminster Magistrate’s Court to defend the privacy of a torture victim after he
London - Anti-torture advocate and International Director of CAGE Muhammad Rabbani will appeal a magistrate court’s decision that found him guilty yesterday
Muhammad Rabbani stood trial today defending the confidentiality of a torture victim. Following the judge's verdict of a conditional discharge and costs
London - CAGE welcomes the legal challenge launched in the United States by the American Civil Liberties Union, against warrantless searches and
London - Yesterday, the Guardian and the Middle East Eye reported on Muhammad Rabbani’s legal battle to protect crucial evidence in a
The recent revelations by Wikileaks that the CIA and British Intelligence have been developing methods to hack into smart phones and TVs
Some might have been surprised to see CAGE speaking at hacktivist conventions and international conferences on privacy and surveillance alongside Edward Snowden, Wikileaks
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