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
New algorithm to predict crime will bring on a full spectrum surveillance state
London - A series of recommendations from an official review made public last week includes the development of a new algorithm to
Journalists and Campaigners Recognise the danger of Schedule 7 following Rabbani’s Trial Verdict
Earlier this week, CAGE’s international director stood on trial, defending the right to protect the confidential data of a survivor of torture.
Rabbani Trial reactions: A moral victory against Schedule 7
This week our international director Muhammad Rabbani appeared in Westminster Magistrate’s Court to defend the privacy of a torture victim after he
Anti-torture advocate vows to appeal after magistrates court decision in crucial privacy case
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: “we have won the moral argument”
Muhammad Rabbani stood trial today defending the confidentiality of a torture victim. Following the judge's verdict of a conditional discharge and costs
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