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Absent justice with Moazzam Begg: CagePrisoners

Written by Moazzam Begg Friday, 01 June 2012

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This week Moazzam Begg speaks about the work of groundbreaking work of human rights organisation, Cageprisoners, and the challenges it faces. Executive Director of Cageprisoners, Asim Qureshi and Arnaud Mafille, a researcher at the organisation join Moazzam in the studio.

Absent Justice is a fortnightly television series which looks at case studies from around the world relating to human rights and civil liberties violations. Join the presenter as he speaks to some inspiring and courageous individuals as they recount their struggle for justice. Every first and third Friday at 9.30pm, only on the Islam Channel (Sky channel 813).

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