Following the wholly inadequate pro-forma reply from the Foreign Office to the letter sent by ENGAGE trustees to the Foreign Secretary David Miliband about the Government’s handling of the brutal Israeli bombardment of Gaza, ENGAGE has today returned the following letter by way of...
Babar Ahmad and his family (his father, pictured) are today marking their victory after a six year battle to bring charges against officers that subjected him to ‘gratuitous and prolonged abuse’ in December 2003. The Metropolitan Police agreed in court today to pay £60,000 in...
A public meeting is being organised in Blackburn at which the local constabulary has been invited to answer questions surrounding the terror swoop on the M65 last month in which a convoy of vehicles carrying gifts and aid to Palestinians in Gaza was detained and nine men from Blackburn and...
The Foreign Office has admitted in answers to parliamentary questions tabled by the Conservative MP Andrew Tyrie (pictured), chairman of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Extraordinary Rendition (extraordinaryrendition.org), that it failed to raise complaints made by British nationals held...
Babar Ahmad, the young British Muslim detained at the request of US authorities since 2003 without having ever been charged with a crime in the UK will have his case on abuse and injuries sustained from assaults by Anti terror Police heard at the High Court on Monday 16 March.
Following in the footsteps of his fellow ‘ex-Islamist’ Shiraz Maher, Ed Husain from the Home Office and Foreign Office funded outfit, the Quilliam Foundation, pens a comment piece for the Saturday edition of the Daily Telegraph in which he too tries to link the tiny group of Luton...
Huge credit to the Leicester Mercury for its editorial yesterday urging readers to keep the reprehensible behaviour of a tiny group of protestors in Luton in perspective. A parade of the 9th/12th Royal Lancers is to take place in Leicester on Monday 16th March and Leicestershire is among the...
Viewers of Question Time yesterday will have heard the exchange of views by Charles Moore, columnist in the Daily Telegraph, and Baroness Sayeeda Warsi (both pictured), on the MCB. Moore used the discussion on the protestors in Luton as an opportunity to tarnish the MCB, which he slandered with...
The Home Secretary, Jacqui Smith, has caved into pressure from the pro-Israel lobby to refuse Lebanese journalist, Ibrahim al-Musawi permission to enter the UK to deliver lectures at SOAS. Al-Musawi was due to take part in lecture series on Islam at the university at the end of this month. The...
Shiraz Maher looking to further plug his Policy Exchange report attempts to link the scenes of a tiny group of individuals protesting in a disgraceful manner during the Royal Anglian Regiment’s parade through Luton town centre with his critique of PVE funding in a comment piece in...
