Emwazi should have been tried as a war criminal: CAGE
London - Today’s reported killing of Mohammed Emwazi in Raqqa by US-UK air strike presents more questions than it does answers.
Israeli High Court judges fail to defend human rights
Palestinian lawyer Mufid Abdulqader writes this piece whilst currently in prison in the United States on behalf of Israel. He was prosecuted
The anatomy of a disappearance
In this piece, Karen Jayes of CAGE Africa discusses the case of Khalid Rashid. He was arrested in South Africa and renditioned
Exposing supermax prisons: what Talha Ahsan and Babar Ahmad endured
Editor's note: CAGE is republishing this article following the first press interview of Babar Ahmad since his release and return to the
CAGE welcomes Khadr release, calls for justice and reparations
CAGE welcomes the release of Omar Khadr, now 28 after serving 13 years at Guantanamo Bay after being captured in Afghanistan at
The War on Terror is genocide
A recent report by the Physicians for Social Responsibility puts the number of civilians killed in the War on Terror between 2006
MEE DEBATE: Who created Jihadi John?
Middle East Eye Debate: On Thursday 23 April 2015 Venue: Shoreditch House 1 Ebor Street London E1 6AW Chair: David Hearst (Chief
Why CAGE is calling for accountability
CAGE has recently, and again, called for accountability of the security services, the call arose out of the case of Mohammed Emwazi
جون الجهادي: جعلته بريطانيا متطرفًا
منذ 2001 قامت السلطات البريطانية بطريقة ممنهجة بإلقاء اللوم على المسلمين على أراضيها كالسبب الرئيسي في أعمال العنف في بريطانيا والخارج، بدلا
‘You’re going to be followed…life will be harder for you’: the story of Mohammed Emwazi
Mohammed Emwazi first came to CAGE in 2009 after being detained, interrogated and recruited by MI5 on what was meant to be
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