UN appoints documented torture nation Egypt to review UN counter-terrorism strategyÂ
London - The decision by the UN General Assembly President to appoint Egypt alongside Spain, to lead a review of the Global
Diego Garcia, Chagos Islands – legacy of displacement and torture
The torturous history of some 2000 Chagossian people was finally recognised this week by the United Nations, who issued a statement insisting
CAGE adds key evidence of 17 years of human rights violations since 9/11 – and the US threatens the ICC for seeking accountability
London - CAGE as well as survivors of US war crimes in Afghanistan are involved in an unprecedented case against the US
Torture and Rendition report confirms claims made by survivors for decades, but now there must be accountability: CAGE
London - The Intelligence and Security Committee report confirming the complicity of Britain in torture and rendition is the first official acceptance
CAGE welcomes findings of European Court in torture case but calls for full accountability for top US officials
London - CAGE welcomes the ruling by the European Court ordering the governments of Lithuania and Romania to pay damages to Abu
Appointment of torture programme head Gina Haspel as CIA Director will make torture the ‘new normal’
London - The appointment of a torture advocate and participant in the CIA rendition, interrogation and detention programme as the new director
Guantanamo: 16 years retrospective (Infographic)
Today marks 16 years since detainees were first brought to Guantanamo detention camp in Cuba. To mark this day, we have produced
Secret evidence: a cover for torture and state crimes
The issue of secret evidence rose again in the Courts last month in the case concerning Abdul Hakim Belhaj and his wife
CAGE Africa releases review of how ‘War on Terror’ has affected Algeria
Johannesburg – CAGE Africa has launched its second chapter of the Africa Review, which provides a glance at how the ‘War on
CAGE Africa releases review of ‘War on Terror’ in Algeria
This review provides a snapshot of how the ‘War on Terror’ has affected justice and society in Algeria. It starts by
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