Schedule 7 – Know Your Rights (Manchester)
Schedule 7 is the power which allows the police, Home Office border staff and customs officers to search, interrogate and detain travellers
Ahmed’s story: How a Schedule 7 stop spiralled into a fight to keep my children
This Human Voice story forms part of CAGE'S project Separating Families: How PREVENT seeks the removal of children See the rest of
ECHR ruling on surveillance is welcome but the growth of the British security apparatus still threatens us all
London - CAGE supports the ruling of the European Court of Human Rights that the British government’s bulk surveillance of online communications
Media coverage of Home Office terrorism statistics mask the realities of counter-terror policing
Today (13th September), the Home Office released its quarterly statistical update on the use of police powers under the Terrorism Act 2000.
The CTBS Bill has been voted through to the House of Lords: This is why it must be challenged
Yesterday, the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security (CTBS) Bill was voted through to the House of Lords by an overwhelming majority of MPs.
CAGE submission on the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill (CTBS) 2018
CAGE responds to a call for evidence on the Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill (CTBS) 2018. The CTBS Bill builds upon and expands
Father of three whose children were forcibly removed during Schedule 7 stop is handed a conditional discharge for refusing to answer questions
London - At a hearing at Westminster Magistrates’ Court today, District Magistrate Emma Arbuthnot handed a conditional discharge to Muzaffar Abdullah, who
CAGE submission to call for Working Definition of ‘Islamophobia/Anti-Muslim hatred’
Download the submission here CAGE is responding to a call by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on British Muslims for a working
Private and confidential data at UK borders ‘unsafe’ following High Court judgement. Rabbani to appeal to Supreme Court
London - A High Court judge yesterday rejected CAGE international director Muhammad Rabbani’s appeal, missing a crucial opportunity to review the deeply
Muhammad Rabbani to appeal password conviction today after releasing some of the evidence he was protecting
London - Muhammad Rabbani will appear in the High Court today to appeal a conviction for not disclosing passwords during a Schedule
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