On 29 July 2001, Djamel Beghal was detained by the Emirati authorities in Abu Dhabi while on his way to Morocco from Pakistan.

The communication management unit at Terre Haute, Indiana currently holds about thirty prisoners, twenty of whom are Muslims. These Muslims come from various parts of the world such as Yemen, Egypt , Pakistan, Lebanon, Palestine, Iraq, America and elsewhere. The differences in their cultural backgrounds naturally causes distinctions in their personalities, but they all have one thing in common, they all share the same faith and that is what has brought them all to this racially classifed unit where their communication within the prison as well as, with the outside world is highly restricted. Insha Allah after reading this essay the readers will get a first hand account of who these prisoners are, and since the day they were snatched from their loved ones how they were able to maintain their sanity. Perhaps, if the world gets to know these prisoners and prays for the, Allah will bring an immediate end to their ordeal. Indeed, Allah is able to do everything.

Cageprisoners releases its Annual Report for 2010 - 2011.

Cageprisoners and partner NGOs refuse to cooperate with the UK Government's Detainee Inquiry.

Cageprisoners responds to the revised Prevent strategy - a document that is as flawed as its predecessor.

The report shows a number of examples of the widespread way in which the sentencing guidelines are being used in order to criminalise Muslims

Cageprisoners releases the latest update on the report Fabricating Terrorism. This study will be presented to the UK inquiry into British complicity in rendition and torture.

Cageprisoners launches its 2010 Annual Report - a document of evidence of the work we have carried out over the last year and the way in which we have spent the donations of our supporters.