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CAGE is an independent advocacy organisation working to empower communities impacted by the War on Terror. The organisation highlights and campaigns against state policies, striving for a world free from oppression and injustice.
CAGE has been campaigning against the War on Terror for more than a decade. Its work has focussed on working with survivors of abuse and mistreatment across the globe. Its website is one of the leading resources documenting the abuse of due process and the erosion of the rule of law in the context of the War on Terror. CAGE has delivered more than 750 lectures across the UK, produced cutting edge reports and provided a voice to survivors of the War on Terror through its media work.
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Cleared for release - Meet Saifullah Paracha
Three men who have been languishing in Guantanamo were cleared for release last week. One of them is Pakistani national, Saifullah Paracha.
At 73, he is also the oldest prisoner in Guantanamo.
Saifullah is a businessman, entrepreneur, teacher and an inspiring role model for other prisoners kept with him
Join Moazzam Begg and Mansoor Adayfi, two ex-Guantnamo prisoners, to hear first-hand accounts about the struggle, patience and life of this extraordinary individual. -
Hunger for Allah
Join Moazzam Begg and Mansoor Adayfi (ex-Guantanamo Prisoners) who will speak to us about what hunger truly means in the path of Allah.
To strive for His pleasure in a place where abstaining from food is part of the fight for justice and where water is used to as a tool of torture. How do these vital necessities of life help us seek that which is beyond it? -
THE MAURITANIAN
Hollywood feature film which tells the story of Mohamedou Ould Salahi is out!
Mohamedou Ould Salahi endured 14 years of torture and imprisonment without trial in Guantanamo.
That would be enough to break any man. But, Mohamedou's example and message of life after Guantanamo is also extraordinary. -
I Refuse To Condemn - Resisting Racism In Times Of National Security
I refuse to condemn: resisting racism in times of national security - CAGE Research Director Dr Asim Qureshi discusses with his co-contributors their new book ‘I Refuse to Condemn’. Reflecting on their experiences, the group think through how their humanity is always conditional on meeting the demands of others.
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Shamima Begum judgement
CAGE Research Director Dr Asim Qureshi interviews author Azadeh Moaveni and immigration lawyer Fahad Ansari about the implications of the Supreme Court denying Shamima Begum the right to return to the UK to appeal her citizenship deprivation.
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The fiqh of political detainees
CAGE Research Director Dr Asim Qureshi interviews his colleague and former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg about the ways in which political detainees held at Guantanamo Bay would navigate their commitments to their faith.