CAGEPRISONERS EXCLUSIVE (republished): Colonel Talal al-Zahrani on the death of his son in Guantanamo
Cageprisoners exclusive: Moazzam Begg in conversation with Colonel Talal al-Zaharni whose son died in Guantanamo in 2006
The religious and political narrative that feeds extreme right wing terrorism
Who are the two Guantánamo prisoners freed in Germany?
Andy Worthington tells the men's stories, criticizes the US, and asks why the UK is doing nothing to help.
Norway suspect pleads not guilty in country's first terror financing trial
A Somalia native pleaded not guilty Tuesday in an Oslo District Court at Norway's first trial under its 2002 terror financing law.
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International human rights breaches - State accountability v State immunity
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Legal seminar: Preserving the rule of law: taking a risk
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Extradited to a future of torture: the reality of solitary confinement in America
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Spying and Entrapment
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Starving for justice
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Guantanamo: 100 days of hunger strike - Template Khutba
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Muslim students discriminated against in the UK
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Help Lynne Stewart, civil rights lawyer for Muslim defendants, stay alive
Lynne Stewart is a prominent civil rights lawyer who’s now facing the prospect of death on the inside.
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How your Schedule 7 swab could help get your family arrested
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Why haven't you signed the Shaker Aamer petition?
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