Former TPIM detainee speaks to CAGE in the wake of new anti-terror laws
London - In the wake of Home Secretary Theresa May’s announcement of a raft of new anti-terrorism laws, CAGE has spoken exclusively
12 crucial questions that need to be answered about Moazzam Begg’s case
Naila Ahmed and Jules Martin of CAGE's Legal Committee address many of the crucial questions that have to be asked in the
Home Secretary Theresa May should resign over attacks on British values
Image:Written By:Yvonne Ridley Extract Summary:Theresa May likes talking tough and it's an open secret that she harbours ambitions to be the Conservative
CAGE calls for public inquiry into Abu Qatada treatment
Image: CAGE welcomes the news that Abu Qatada has been acquitted of terrorism offences and will be immediately released. Asim Qureshi of CAGE [1],
Press Release: ‘Even spy-chiefs’ are warning government on civil liberties
(London, UK) Calls by leading politicians for a toughening of counter-terrorism laws will ultimately erode civil liberties, says campaign group CAGE.Theresa May
TWEETS OF THE WEEK
Written By:Editor This week has been highly eventful, from discussions on banks targeting Muslims and Muslim charities by closing accounts down, to
CAGE suggests changes to Schedule 7 Code of Practice
Written By: Naila Ahmed and Anna Sekular CAGE has made a submission as part of the public consultation on the Schedule 7
A dignified departure
Image:Written By:Victoria BrittainThe voluntary departure from Britain of Omar Othman, better known as Abu Qatada, is a triumph for the independence of
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