The lesser known UK ‘no fly list’
Between Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th August, multiple stories were published across the media alleging that as many as six individuals on
UN appoints documented torture nation Egypt to review UN counter-terrorism strategy
London - The decision by the UN General Assembly President to appoint Egypt alongside Spain, to lead a review of the Global
CAGE calls for British Mi5 torture case to be reinvigorated as Kenyan businessman is released without charge after 8 years imprisonment in Uganda
Johannesburg – CAGE welcomes the release of Omar Awadh Omar from custody in Kenya, after he was cleared of terrorism charges connected
Ex-Mi5 chief’s “radicalisation” comments show the counter-terrorism sector needs to take a long hard look in the mirror
London - Recent comments by the former head of MI5 Baroness Manningham-Buller claiming that radicalisation can happen “between breakfast and lunch” show
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
CAGE calls for the release of Kenyan businessman Omar Awadh Omar, cleared of terrorism charges after eight years in prison in Uganda
Johannesburg – CAGE calls for the immediate release of Omar Awadh Omar from his mysterious re-arrest in Uganda. Omar was rearrested for
CAGE calls for the release of Sheikh Salman al-Oudah and other scholars imprisoned in Saudi Arabia
London - CAGE is deeply concerned about reports that prosecutors in Saudi Arabia are seeking the death penalty against prominent Islamic scholar,
UK government’s exploitation of child spies amounts to state-sanctioned child abuse
London - The Home Office and security services are exploiting children as young as 16 to be used as spies - known
CAGE Africa raises concerns over unjust treatment of Jamil Alilabaki in high profile Ugandan terrorism trial
Johannesburg – CAGE Africa raises renewed concerns around the kangaroo-like court proceedings surrounding the terrorism trial of Jamil Alilabaki in Uganda after
Terrorism trial of Jamil Alilabaki in Uganda reads like a horror story, and will only increase resistance: CAGE Africa
Johannesburg – The trial of Jamil Alilabaki in Uganda displays the hallmarks of an anti-Muslim witch hunt, in which the tenets of
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