Europe
Sniper Safaris & the Purge of Bosniak Muslims
Allegations of foreign “sniper safaris” in besieged Sarajevo have reopened questions about justice, memory, and the Bosnian genocide.
Moazzam Begg launches judicial review against government after 8 years without passport
Following eight years of state harassment and the denial of a passport, CAGE outreach director, and former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Moazzam Begg is stepping up his fight against the British government.
The English Qur’an: Review of a Landmark Conference
Seven scholars and prominent Qur'an translators came together to speak about their experiences whilst translating the Qur'an, for an evening Dr Mariam Salim will always remember.
The People Declare China Guilty of Genocide
“The allegations are of the gravest human rights violations and international crimes,” said Sir Geoffrey Nice, the tribunal’s chair.
Arthur Labinjo-Hughes: The Kind of Death That Kills Us All
Arthur’s death should serve as a bitter reminder about our collective human responsibility towards each other.
Leaked Government Documents Expose Xi Jinping’s Role in East Turkestan Genocide
The virtual Uyghur Tribunal hearing concentrated on the so-called Xinjiang Papers, which are also known as “Absolutely No Mercy”.
British Government apologises to Dr Salman Butt following defamation case
“It has been a very long battle to clear my name. I thank firstly Allah and secondly the world-class legal experts at Bindman’s and Maxtrix Chambers who represented me out of a…