Tariq Ramadan speaks to Moazzam Begg about the Guantanamo hunger strikers and if Muslims are doing enough for them

Like millions of others, I spent most of last week glued to my various electronic devices, hesitant to let even a waking hour pass without checking Twitter and three of four news outlets for updates about the bombings. 

Former inmates of the notorious prison say Barack Obama must made good on his claim to want it closed

In what is becoming standard practice in the tenure of Theresa May as Home Secretary, the bending of legal rules to support discriminatory Government policy has struck again, this time with regard to the case of Abu Qatada.

Cageprisoners welcomes the latest announcement by Barack Obama on his pledge to close Guantanamo Bay, but are his words enough?

In light of the recent e-petition demanding the return of Shaker Aamer to the UK from Guantanamo Bay and the ongoing hunger strike undertaken by detainees at the camp, Johina Aamer writes to David Cameron, raising important questions about the British government (in)action to secure the release of her father.

It is with regret that CagePrisoners announces the cancellation of the event “You think you know Guantanamo Bay?” which was scheduled for Thursday 18 April at Manchester Metropolitan Business School.

On 14 April 2013, CagePrisoners had the pleasure to speak in Brussels at a conference organised by the Collectif Réflexions Musulmanes (CRM). The enthusiasm was palpable at the venue since it was perhaps the first gathering of this kind in Belgium.

“There is no celebration marking the 10th anniversary of Saddam Hussein’s statue destruction, rather [there are] popular protests” Wadah Khanfar, President of Al Sharq Forum and former Director General for Al Jazeera