Three men who have been languishing in Guantanamo were cleared for release last week. One of them is Pakistani national, Saifullah Paracha.

At 73, he is also the oldest prisoner in Guantanamo.

Saifullah is a businessman, entrepreneur, teacher and an inspiring role model for other prisoners kept with him

Join Moazzam Begg and Mansoor Adayfi, two ex-Guantnamo prisoners, to hear first-hand accounts about the struggle, patience and life of this extraordinary individual.

Join Moazzam Begg and Mansoor Adayfi (ex-Guantanamo Prisoners) who will speak to us about what hunger truly means in the path of Allah.

To strive for His pleasure in a place where abstaining from food is part of the fight for justice and where water is used to as a tool of torture. How do these vital necessities of life help us seek that which is beyond it?

Hollywood feature film which tells the story of Mohamedou Ould Salahi is out!

Mohamedou Ould Salahi endured 14 years of torture and imprisonment without trial in Guantanamo.

That would be enough to break any man. But, Mohamedou's example and message of life after Guantanamo is also extraordinary.

I refuse to condemn: resisting racism in times of national security - CAGE Research Director Dr Asim Qureshi discusses with his co-contributors their new book ‘I Refuse to Condemn’. Reflecting on their experiences, the group think through how their humanity is always conditional on meeting the demands of others.

CAGE Research Director Dr Asim Qureshi interviews author Azadeh Moaveni and immigration lawyer Fahad Ansari about the implications of the Supreme Court denying Shamima Begum the right to return to the UK to appeal her citizenship deprivation.

CAGE Research Director Dr Asim Qureshi interviews his colleague and former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg about the ways in which political detainees held at Guantanamo Bay would navigate their commitments to their faith.

The 24th of January marked "The Annual Day of The Endangered Lawyer"

As the rule of law is eroded and lawyers vilified, our expert panel discussed the role lawyers play in upholding justice.

Fahad Ansari

Michael Finucane

Gareth Peirce

Habeel Iqbal

Clive Stafford Smith

Stanley Cohen

Feroze Boda

Date of recording: Sunday 24th January 2021

To mark the 19th anniversary of Guantanamo's opening, we held a unique event online with some very special guests.

We were honoured to have with us Mohamedou Ould Slahi from Mauritania who authored his book "Guantanamo diaries" during his 14 years at the camp. His life is depicted in the upcoming Hollywood movie "The Mauritanian" starring Tahar Rahim and Jodie Foster.

Abdulbasit, a survivor of Bagram prison spoke about the current efforts to secure the freedom of his brother Muhammad Rahim, one of the two last Afghans still in Guantanamo without charge.

CAGE's Outreach Director Moazzam Begg discussed how we can turn this dark page of history once and for all...

The targeting of Muslims and Islam in France has attracted global outrage in recent months. The closure of leading Muslim civil society organisations along with open state sponsored Islamophobia is evidence of a fast escalating and deeply troubling trend. Join us in conversation with Professor Francois Burgat and French Muslim activist Marwan Muhammad as we ask the question, what is France’s problem with Islam and Muslims?

A conversation with the author of 'The Universal Enemy' Dr Darryl Li and witnesses of the Bosniak jihad, discussing the role of volunteer supporters and fighters in overseas conflict zones.

Chair: Dr Asim Qureshi

Guests:

Dr Darryl Li

Babar Ahmad

Moazzam Begg

Date of recording: Friday 6 November 2020