How could Britain ban books in the 21st century? Islam & Life
Written by CP Editor Wednesday, 01 February 2012In August 1966, Egyptian Islamist thinker and writer Sayyid Qutb was convicted in Cairo of conspiring against the state.
Guantánamo at 10: The rise and rise of US exceptionalism and the downfall of human rights
Written by Arzu Merali Friday, 20 January 2012From Guantánamo to Palau: Exchanging one prison for another
Written by Seema Saifee Friday, 20 January 2012Ahmad Tourson spent eight years in Guantánamo as an innocent man. Then, in 2009, he was shipped off to the tiny island nation of Palau. His new situation, though, is untenable -- but the US government seems unwilling to do anything about it.
The Guantanamo legacy - ten years of criminality go beyond this one base and one state
Written by Dr. Abdul Wahid Wednesday, 18 January 2012Last week I attended an event in London marking the 10-year anniversary of the American gulag at Camp Delta, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, organised jointly by Cage Prisoners, Islamic Human Rights Commission and Reprieve.
He must have been an impressive lecturer, tall, sharp-witted, of natural authority. A sharp intellect is the only thing that remained for Sami al-Laithy.
On 11th January 2012 at London’s Conway Hall, Cage Prisoners presented ‘Guantanamo Remembered: 10 Years’ since the first of nearly 800 prisoners were sent to the US military prison camp at Guantanamo Bay. Today 171 prisoners still remain in custody.
WASHINGTON (AP) — In northern Bucharest, in a busy residential neighborhood minutes from the center of Romania's capital city, is a secret that the Romanian government has tried for years to protect.
Al Jazeera speaks to the sister of Omar Khadr, the only Western national in Guantanamo who hasn't been returned home.
Former US chief prosecutor condemns 'law-free zone' of Guantánamo
Written by Ed Vulliamy Sunday, 30 October 2011Ten years on from its creation, calls are mounting from legal and human rights experts for closure of the 'torture' centre on Cuba
Events
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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
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Annual lecture with Moazzam Begg - Indian Muslim Welfare Society
Effective campaigning to bring about…
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Stage production: Guantánamo Boy
Launch of stage production based…
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PRESS LAUNCH: Laa Tansa: Never Forget
Cageprisoners launch LAA TANSA: NEVER…
What's New
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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
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How could Britain ban books in the 21st century? Islam & Life
In August 1966, Egyptian Islamist thinker and writer Sayyid Qutb was convicted…
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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…
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David Cameron calls for the reform of the European Court of Human Rights: His dangerous doublespeak fails Muslims, and fails to honour the memory of the Holocaust
In his speech on Wednesday calling for the reform of the European…
Blog
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#GTMO10YRS: WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?
Let me put this into perspective. How much have you achieved, seen, lost and felt in the last ten years?
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Dark Times in a Western “Democracy”
The very same afternoon that the Tarek Mehanna verdict was announced, I was…
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How ‘Terminator’ influenced the US military’s strategy under the ‘War on Terror’ - the stark realities of drone warfare
The U.S Military terminology for a successful kill of ‘suspected’ combatants or…

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