Absent Justice with Moazzam Begg: Morocco's political prisoners
This week, Absent Justice looks at the case of political prisoners in Morocco with Muhamed El Guerbouzi, a Moroccan political dissident, Yousef…
Aviva Stahl interviews Ameena Qazi
Aviva Stahl interviews Ameena Qazi, Deputy Executive Director and Staff Attorney for…
Guantanamo Remembered: The ones left behind
Freed Guantanamo prisoners and their families' moving recollections of the men still…

PRESS RELEASE: New system of TPIMs retains all the failings of Control Orders
CagePrisoners is concerned that the new system of Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures (TPIMs) appears in substance to be nothing but control orders…
PRESS RELEASE: CagePrisoners questions British complicity in the assassination of Belal el-Berjawi
The news that British citizen, Belal el-Berjawi, has been assissinated by a…
PRESS RELEASE: End of Detainee Inquiry an important step for survivors
The news that the UK Government's Detainee Inquiry will now come to…

Urgent Appeal: Support Mohammed El Gharani—the youngest prisoner ever held in Guantánamo.
We are making an urgent appeal to support Mohammed El Gharani—the youngest prisoner ever held in Guantánamo
Urgent appeal: Former Guantanamo detainee, Abdel Aziz Nadji, sentenced to prison in Algeria
Abdel Aziz Nadji was held in Guantanamo for 8 years without charge…
Detainees in need of support
Detention is often a time of great distress, taking the person imprisoned…

Djamel Beghal: British and French complicity in torture
On 29 July 2001, Djamel Beghal was detained by the Emirati authorities in Abu Dhabi while on his way to Morocco from…
The Few Among the Few at the Racially Classified Prison Called the CMU
The communication management unit at Terre Haute, Indiana currently holds about thirty…
Cageprisoners Annual Report
Cageprisoners releases its Annual Report for 2010 - 2011.

Aafia Siddiqui
Aafia Siddiqui and her three children were kidnapped from the streets of Karachi in March 2003. Since then they have been subjected…
Babar Ahmad
Babar Ahmad is a 35 year old British Muslim and the longest…
Shaker Aamer
Shaker Aamer is a long-term British resident, originally from Saudi Arabia, who…

Case in Britain echoes dilemma at Guantanamo
A legal case in Britain involving a radical cleric has raised new questions about whether authorities can hold a suspected terrorist forever.
Three UK protests to mark the 10th anniversary of Shaker Aamer’s arrival at Guantánamo
February 14 marks the 10th anniversary of the arrival at Guantánamo of…
State Department: Guantánamo lawyers can’t question Yemeni leader
Pentagon lawyers for a Guantánamo captive want to get sworn testimony from…

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The Burning question: What have we learned from Guantanamo Bay?
With James Yee (former US army Muslim chaplain at Guantanamo) and Moazzam Begg
Annual lecture with Moazzam Begg - Indian Muslim Welfare Society
Effective campaigning to bring about…
Stage production: Guantánamo Boy
Launch of stage production based…
PRESS LAUNCH: Laa Tansa: Never Forget
Cageprisoners launch LAA TANSA: NEVER…

Fahad Ansari in The Times on Abu Qatada
The hysterical manner in which politicians and the media have reacted to the decision to grant Abu Qatada bail provides a very…
#GTMO10YRS: WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
Let me put this into perspective. How much have you achieved, seen,…
Dark Times in a Western “Democracy”
The very same afternoon that the Tarek Mehanna verdict was announced, I was…

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