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En el Nombre de Allah, el Clementisimo el Misericordioso
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Cageprisoners.com es un sitio web Islamico de Derechos Humanos no sectario, que existe para levantar unicamente el derecho urgente de los presos en la Bahia de Guantanamo y otros detenidos como parte de la Guerra del Terror. El sitio web no esta alineado a ningun grupo ni organizacion Islamica. El sitio fue creado en octubre de 2003 durante el mes Santo musulman de Ramadan, por voluntarios musulmanes que se reunieron por un conjunto de razones que mencionamos abajo. Nos inspiramos en otros excelentes sitios web de detenidos en carceles:
Http://www.alasra.org (en arabe) y http://www.prisonerofwest.org.
Tenemos el apoyo de ambos abogados musulmanes y no-musulmanes, activistas, ex-detenidos, las familias de los presos y academicos. Navegue en la pagina para leer lo que algunos de estas personas tuvieron que decir acerca de Cageprisoners com.
| Dead People Are Walking On Earth: The Story of Habib Ignaoua |
Habib Ignaoua has been detained in HMP Belmarsh, contesting extradition to Italy, since June 2007. Habib fled Tunisia in 1994 after suffering detention and torture at the hands of the Tunisian security services. In the years since then, he has been convicted at least three times in his absence by Tunisia's notorious military courts and sentenced to long terms of imprisonment. After fleeing Tunisia, he lived for a time in Italy, where he married and, in 1991, had a child, Salma. Following a series of police swoops in 1998 on Muslims who attended the mosque in Milan that he frequented, he feared being detained and deported back to Tunisia and in the circumstances he describes he fled Italy with his wife and young daughter Salma. They then travelled on back to Tunisia to take Salma to live with his family there, where she remains. He has not seen her since then - 1999. Habib fled to the UK in 2004 where he made a claim for asylum on which there has been no decision. He re-married and was living peacefully with his wife and children in London and working in a launderette when he was suddenly arrested in June 2007 and detained on an extradition warrant from Italy. A large number of the Tunisians he was friendly with from the mosque have also faced charges of a similar nature in Italy. Several - whether acquitted or convicted - have been deported by Italy back to Tunisia, and once there, they have been subjected to detention and serious mistreatment and torture. This is the fate that Habib quite rightly fears will await him.
Despite the wealth of evidence from multiple sources, including lawyers and human rights organisations in Italy and Tunisia, which confirmed the situation as above, the district judge at the magistrates' court extradition hearing refused to accept that there is a risk that Italy will deport Habib on to Tunisia, and so ordered his extradition to Italy to proceed. Several weeks ago, his lawyers lodged the appeal papers at the High Court and are awaiting a hearing date.
At the same time, Salma's application for a visa to travel to the UK to visit her father during this difficult time was refused by the British Embassy in Tunisia. They have been separated since 1999, when she was only 6 or 8 years old.
This is Habib's story
| Interview with Abu Hamza |
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Controversial Muslim cleric Abu Hamza convicted of alleged incitement is facing extradition to the US at their request. Currently he is subject to a number of measures that have been brought in post 11th September 2001 which include the government's desire to remove his citizenship as a British citizen. He speaks to Cageprisoners about the implications of the removal of his citizenship and subsequent extradition.
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| Events |
Moazzam Begg - UK Events (Spring 2007)
Monday 9th June - Taxi to the Dark Side, Frontline Club, London
Tuesday 10th June - University of Miami, London; Syracuse University, London
Thursday 12th June - 9 Scripts From A Nation At War, Tate Modern, London
CAPTIVATED: The Art of the InternedCageprisoners and Together: working for well being are hosting a unique art exhibition, comprising the works of those men, detained without trial in the UK, to highlight the mental health concerns and the hidden human tragedy taking place, all in the name of security.
Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers, Statewatch and Campaign Against Criminalising Communities (CAMPACC), a seminar series, Room SG01 College of Law, 14 Store St, WC1E 7DE. 6:30-8:30pm
Rendition Monologues: True Stories of Torture and Abuse in the Name of the War on Terror
An iceandfire production. Sunday, June 8 @ 6:45 for 7pm. Bridewell Theatre, Bride Lane, Fleet Street, London EC4Y 8EQ. Rendition Monologues weaves together the first-hand testimonies of victims of extraordinary rendition; the kidnapping and illegal transfer of terrorism suspects and others considered to be implicated in the 'War on Terror' to be interrogated in nation states with a reputation for torture.
Reprieve Screening - Taxi to the Dark Side
Screening of Academy Award-winning documentary on the controversial death of an Afghan taxi driver in US custody in Afghanistan, followed by post-screening discussion with Clive Stafford Smith, Director of Reprieve, the legal action charity, and released Guantanamo prisoner Moazzam Begg.
| Campaigns |
Action Alert: Meziane Baghdad Moved to HMP Frankland
Meziane Baghdad is currently serving an 11 year sentence after being sentenced in 2003. Since then, he has been residing at HMP Long Lartin and has by all accounts been a model prisoner.
42 Day Cliffhanger - Does Facebook Have The Answer?
Next Wednesday's Commons vote on the government's plans to allow terrorist suspect to be held for up to 42 days promises to be a cliffhanger. There is likely to be a substantial rebellion against the plans on the Labour backbenches, with a number of MPs apparently still to make up their minds.
Urgent Action: Binyam Mohamed, 29 Year Old British Resident in Guantánamo Bay
Binyam Mohamed is a 29 year old Ethiopian who came to the UK in 1994 as an asylum seeker. He lived in Notting Hill, West London, for seven years.
Action Alert: End Solitary Confinement & Respect the Rights of Detainees
June 2, 2008 marks the two-year anniversary of the arrest of the so-called 'Toronto 18'. Since then, the Crown prosecution has been forced to stay all charges against seven of the men, effectively finding them innocent - but not before most of them spent over a year in solitary confinement.
Urgent Action Alert: Call To Stop Inhumane Treatment
We need your assistance in bringing public attention to bear on the recent inhumane treatment of Steven Chand and the continued denigration of the religious rights and freedoms of the Muslim detainees in the "Toronto 18" matter. Steve has been punished simply for covering the toilet in his cell, while offering his prayers.
Petition: End Solitary Confinement. Respect the Right of Detainees!
Fahim Ahmad, Zakaria Amara and Mohammed Dirie are part of the so-called "Toronto 18" – a group of Muslim men and boys who were arrested in June 2006 and accused of terror-related activity. These three men have been held in solitary confinement for 17 months, in cells that measure 4 X 6 X 10 feet.
| For Families |
by Saima Mohammed
It all happened so fast. Broken door. Officers yelling, shouting. Babies crying. Rain. Guns in our faces. Handcuffs. Fear. Confusion. Terror. Our lives, ripped apart for the whole world to see. 18 families. 18 young men.
| Downloads |
Guantanamo is No Joke: Harold and Kumar Leaflet
Sami AlHajj Returns To Aljazeera, Qatar
More than six years after he was captured and held without charge in Guantanamo Bay, the Al Jazeera cameraman Sami al-Hajj has returned triumpantly to Qatar - his place of work.
| Articles |
In A Legal Otherworld, 9/11 Trial Defendants Cry Torture at Guantánamo
by Andy Worthington
Finally, almost seven years after the horrendous attacks of September 11, 2001, the arraignments of five prisoners allegedly responsible for orchestrating and facilitating the attacks took place at Guantánamo on June 5.
Binyam Mohamed Embarks on Hunger Strike To Protest Guantánamo Charges
by Andy Worthington
This has been a disturbing week for British resident and Guantánamo prisoner Binyam Mohamed, who endured two and a half years of torture at the hands of Pakistani agents, the CIA, and the United States' proxy torturers in Morocco, before being transferred to Guantánamo in September 2004.
Undermining American Justice
by Sahr MuhammedAlly
A lawyer at Human Rights First in the Law and Security Program is in Cuba to monitor the proceedings and is reporting back on events as they unfold. She is providing updates of what she observes.
"Letter from Gitmo -- Camp "Injustice"
by Anthony D Romero and Hina Shamsi
ACLU Executive Director Anthony D. Romero and staff attorney Hina Shamsi were in Guantánamo this week. Here's their report from the facility the military calls "Camp Justice".
Now That's What I Call Torture
by Clive Stafford Smith
Binyam Mohammed, the British resident detained in Guantanamo, has been subjected to so much psychological torture by music that he could almost make his own gruesome compilation album
Ghost Ships
by Shayana Kadidal
America's 'floating prisons' are not only illegal, but evidence of the limitless scale of US detention policy
42-Day Detention: The Threat To Our Liberty
by John Major
The Government's plan is simply part of an assault on our ancient rights
Afghan Fantasist to Face Trial at Guantanamo
by Andy Worthington
Now here's a weird one to ponder on the eve of the arraignments at Guantánamo of five prisoners -- including Khalid Sheikh Mohammed -- who are charged with facilitating the 9/11 attacks.
An Inglorious Start
by Joanne Mariner
Now, with military commission trials beginning at Guantanamo, we are learning what President Bush meant when he spoke of justice and fairness. In the president's degraded lexicon, in which "alternative" procedures are a synonym for torture, the definition of justice is flexible enough to include prosecutions that lack basic procedural guarantees.
Why 42 Days? It Just Doesn't Add Up
by Philippe Sands
The Prime Minister plucked a detention number from the air with no evidence to back it up
Solitary Confinement at Guantanamo Bay
by Center for Constitutional Rights
Approximately 70% of the men imprisoned in Guantánamo are in solitary confinement or isolation. Virtually none have ever been charged, and most will never be charged or tried. Yet, they remain in "super-maximum security confinement" conditions - held by a federal judge to "press the outer bounds of what most humans can psychologically tolerate."
Foreign Interrogators in Guantanamo Bay
by Center for Constitutional Rights
Since as early as 2002, the United States has welcomed foreign interrogators from recognized human rights abusing regimes onto the U.S. military base at Guantánamo Bay and given them access to their citizens - and sometimes to non-citizens - detained there.
The Incredible Hulks
by Clive Stafford Smith
The Bush administration planned its secret prisons to be law-free zones, far away from prying media eyes or annoying lawyers' writs
[More Articles at Cageprisoners.com]
| News |
GUANTANAMO
US To Probe Why Guantanamo Detainees Talked
Accused Sept. 11 Mastermind Welcomes Death Penalty
Guantanamo Briton Uses Freedom of Information Law
Fears For Health of Briton Staging Hunger Strike in Guantanamo Bay
Court Backs Guantánamo Man on Torture
Lawmakers Demand Freedom For Chinese Held at Gitmo
DOJ Official Describes 'Abusive' Interrogation
Mukasey Defends Military Commissions For Terror Cases
Gitmo Captive Accused of Dirty Bomb Plot
9/11 Victims' Families Send Letter Decrying Politicization Of Military Commissions
Guantanamo Long-Detained Yemeni Inmates Allowed To Telephone Families
Chief Judge Defends Replacement of Guantanamo Judge
Khadr Labelled 'Good Kid' By U.S. Captors
Pentagon Charges Afghan Detainee With Terror Support
Report Says Ottawa Rejected Uyghur Prisoners Out of Concern for Canadian in China
Freed Sami al-Hajj Returns To Doha
Legal Processes Came Too Late at Guantanamo: Chertoff
UK
Human Rights Lawyer Casts Doubt on 42-Day Safeguards
42-Day Law Will Help Terrorists, Says Sir John Major
Police Say 42-Day Detention Plan is Unworkable
Air Plot Suspect Admits Notes Lie
Exeter Restaurant Bomb: Man Charged With Terrorism Offences
New Plan To Tackle Violent Extremism
Jail Term For Scalding Terrorist
Students Urged To Challenge Extremists
GHOST
US To Review Canadian's Deportation
'No New Guantanamo for Afghanistan'
Complaint Over British Role in Extraordinary Rendition
US Accused of Holding Terror Suspects on Prison Ships
US Free German Suspected of Terrorism in Kabul
MISCELLANEOUS
US Should Probe Alleged Inhuman Treatment on Child Detainees: UN
US Quits Human Rights Council
Defense Says Ohio Terror Suspect Not Part of Plot
Suspected Terrorists Talked About Making Homemade Chemical Weapons: Wiretap
Lawmaker Gets To The Bottom of Panties Torture
Several Bahraini Families Wait For Release Of Men From Saudi Priso
U.S. Military Reforms Its Prisons in Iraq
[More News on the War on Terror at Cageprisoners.com]
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