control orders
- 20 Jun 2008ByCage Prisoners

The organisation Cage Prisoners calls for urgent action for a stateless Palestinian refugee, Mahmoud Abu Rideh, who is in a critical condition in a London hospital after being on hunger strike for over thirty days
- 03 Apr 2008ByGareth Peirce
Gareth Peirce looks at the position of Muslims in Britain today, comparing it with that of the Irish during the Troubles.
- 25 Feb 2008ByAndy Worthington
Andy Worthington reports on the extension of control orders by Parliament, which coincided with the release of one 'suspected terrorist' by a high court judge.
- 02 Nov 2007ByHuman Rights Watch
A decision by Britain’s highest court on the use of secret evidence against terrorism suspects sets an important precedent, Human Rights Watch said today.
- 12 Oct 2007ByCAMPACC
The government is planning yet more ‘anti-terrorism’ measures, which will go to Parliament in a new bill in October. Like previous anti-terrorism laws beginning with the Terrorism Act 2000, the Counter-Terrorism Bill 2007 uses an excessively broad definition of terrorism; this criminalises many normal political activities, potentially on the basis of suspected ‘association’. CAMPACC (the Campaign Against Criminalising Communities) reports on a new campaign.