A ‘Systemic failure’ underlines impunity 20 years after Iraq War
London - In March 2003, the United States and its allies unleashed a devastating attack on Iraq, sparking a brutal decade-long war
The US has wasted billions on losing hearts and minds in the Muslim world – dialogue will save lives and money
By Arnaud Mafille, the Education and Training Director for CAGE. The US has empowered kleptocracies in Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia, leading locals
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
MI5 and the great pitch for more resources in a climate of fear
Andrew Parker, the director general of MI5, this week declared that “Britain is facing its most severe ever terrorist threat and fresh
The irony of Tony Blair: how one of the world’s greatest neo-con “extremists” has stepped into the “extremism” debate
Last week, the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, a new policy shaping institute which professes to be “helping countries, their people,
Home Office Propaganda Unit admits actions of armed forces are linked to “radicalisation”
A recent court judgement based on an argument from the government’s domestic propaganda unit, Research Information and Communications Unit (RICU), has resulted
US military attack “killing 56” at Syrian mosque is a war crime
London - The air strike by United States aircraft which destroyed a mosque in northern Syria, killing at least 56 civilians and injuring
The Focus on Ideology to stop the cycles of violence “Stands little chance of success”
Counter terrorism policies in the UK have always sought to target ideology as the root cause of political violence. The former prime
The Iraq War was born and raised in torture
By Asim Qureshi, Moazzam Begg and Arnaud Mafille This article was initially published by the Middle East Eye on 6/07/2016 The Chilcot report must recognise
Chilcot Report must acknowledge tortured ‘confessions’ as reason for Iraq war
London - The Chilcot Report must recognise that Britain went to war in Iraq based on falsified information and tortured confessions from
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