If a person is suspected of terrorism, then they should be tried in court. To be judged without trial is an abuse of human rights

Cageprisoners presents an exclusive interview with Mustapha Taleb, detained without trial in Britain's Guantanamo for three years, speaking from his cell in Long Lartin. The interview was conducted by former Guantanamo detainee and Cageprisoners' spokesman, Moazzam Begg.

Frightening reports of radicalised prisoners and 'home-grown' terrorists will increase, rather than address, any grievance

May Allah have mercy on you O Faraj and, know that I love you for the sake of Allah even though you have departed from this life

A prior interview conducted with Faraj Hassan for Cageprisoners - at the time he had already been subjected to a number of counter-terrorism measures.

Tragic news has reached Cageprisoners that the former detainee Faraj Hassan passed away on the morning of 16 August 2010.

Last week, the Court of Appeal approved the deportation of eight men to Algeria and Jordan. Andy Worthington examines the ruling, with its double standards on the use of secret evidence in control order cases and in deportation cases.

Eight men deemed to be a threat to national security can be deported, the Court of Appeal has ruled.

A Court of Appeal ruling deals another blow to the discredited control order regime. It's time to scrap it.