Wednesday, 13 April 2011 11:23

Nasirudeen Sheikh

In December 2010 Nasirudeen returned from Egypt.
Published in UK
Sunday, 03 April 2011 10:11

My Student, the 'Terrorist'

Pale and gaunt, he stood there, having endured three years of pretrial solitary confinement. "Alhamdullilah," he said.
Published in News
Wednesday, 08 September 2010 13:49

Abdul-Jabbar

Abdul-Jabbar was a British citizen and married to a British wife. He had moved to and was residing in the Jhelum area of Punjab, Pakistan.
Published in Pakistan
Thursday, 08 October 2009 17:06

Abdul Baset Azzouz

Abdul Baset Azzouz sought asylum in Britain from Libya. His children are British citizens and he was granted residency. He lived a regular life thereafter, safe in the knowledge that with Libya’s post-Lockerbie reputation as a marginalised pariah state, he would not have to return to risk his life.

Published in UK
Thursday, 08 October 2009 18:45

Detainee DD

Detainee DD is Libyan and has been in Britain four years. He left Libya seeking asylum in the UK when his non-violent political opposition to the Regime of Gaddafi led to a sentence being passed for his execution by hanging.
Published in UK
Monday, 15 November 2010 10:31

Why this toadying to Bush the bungler?

As we mourned the dead of two world wars and more recent conflicts, our Chief of the Defence Staff General Sir David Richards said the ‘war on terror’ can never be won.
Published in News
One of the most striking things about our recent midterm elections is that foreign policy played absolutely no part in the voting — and for that we have Lady Luck, and some good intelligence work, to thank.
Published in News

Officials have linked a recent increase in US drone missile attacks in Pakistan to efforts to disrupt a suspected al-Qaeda plot to attack European targets.

Published in News
One of the US's most wanted terrorist suspects, Khalid al-Fawwaz, has launched a new attempt to fight extradition from Britain.
Published in News
A London-based Saudi businessman and two Egyptians lost a three-year battle today to avoid extradition to New York to stand trial on charges of conspiring with Osama bin Laden in bombing the American Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania in August 1998.
Published in News
Imagine seeing only one thing for your whole life, but you did not see it in its true light. Someone else did. Would you ever believe them when they tell you the reality?
Published in Blog
Federal prosecutors said yesterday that the fingerprints of two Egyptian associates of Osama bin Laden had been found on statements that took responsibility for bomb attacks against two American embassies in Africa last August.
Published in News

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