Extraditions from the UK

• Indefinite detention of four Algerian men unlawful (IRR, 28.02.08)
• UK: Secret judicial proceedings again expose individuals to risk of torture or ill-treatment on return to Algeria (AI, 06.11.07)
• Appeal court judges hold up deportation of three Algerian terror suspects (Guardian, 31.07.07)
• Robert Fisk: Blair's lies and linguistic manipulations (Independent, 19.05.07)
• The court voids an Algerian accused with terrorism extradition (EK, 15.05.07)
• 'In Britain, I have fewer rights than an animal' (Guardian, 28.03.07)
• Urgent action for 'disappeared' Algerians (IRR, 01.02.07)
• How the British Government is Ignoring Justice to Appear Tough on Terror (CP, 01.02.07)
• Statement from Detainee K (24.01.07)
• Algerian terror suspects being held without trial agree to be deported (IHT, 20.01.07)
• Gareth Peirce: Statement Regarding the Return of the Algerian Refugees (20.01.07)
• Fighting a ghost (IRR, 11.01.07)
• Algerian held indefinitely under deportation speaks out (Muslimnews, 04.01.07)
• Algerian detainee deported to France for alleged terror links (Guardian, 16.09.06)
• Torture expert attacks deportation (PA, 26.08.06)
• Algerian loses deportation appeal (Guardian, 24.08.06)
• Reid promises electronic border controls to check visitor numbers (Guardian, 26.07.06)
• Further Information: Two Algerian men, known as "V" and "I" (AI, 23.06.06)
• Concern about Algerians (IRR, 22.06.06)
• Families of the extradited ask explanations (EK, 22.06.06)
• The Algerian `terror suspects’; from acquittal or internment to deportation – and torture ? (Public meeting, 28.06.06)
• A sad day for human rights (Guardian, 20.06.06)
• Press Release from Scotland Against Criminalising Communities (SACC, 20.06.06)
• Incommunicado detention/fear of torture or other ill-treatment (AI, 20.06.06)
• Terror suspect deported to Algeria (PA, 17.06.06)
• Terror suspect deported voluntarily (PA, 16.06.06)
• Algeria, Britain sign co-operation deals (09.06.06)
• Algerians desperate to leave (IRR, 01.06.06)
• The Hostages of HMP Long Lartin (Cageprisoners, 27.05.06)
• Algeria 'fed false information' about terror suspect (Pipex, 24.05.06)
• Britain to ask European court for rights review (Scotsman, 20.05.06)
• UK fails to secure deal on Algerian deportees (Guardian, 02.05.06)
• The Forgotten Long Lartin Hostages (Cageprisoners, 27.04.06)
• Algerian terror suspects want to go home (Guardian, 26.04.06)
• Britain defends anti-terror measures (wpherald, 26.04.06)
• Terror suspect in removal appeal (BBC, 25.04.06)
• Terror suspect would rather face torture than endure UK controls (The Independent, 20.03.06)
• Terror suspect under control order pleads to be allowed to return to ‘torture regime’ (Sunday Herald,19.03.06)
• U.K.-Algeria Deal to Deport Suspects Is Fig-Leaf for Torture (HRW, 08.03.06)
• Algerian cleared of 'ricin plot' fears torture at home (Independent, 25.02.06)
• Race to prevent Algerian terror suspects' release (Observer, 19.02.06)
• Britain and Algeria make progress on extradition (Reuters, 16.02.06)
• Free foreign suspects on control orders, says terror watchdog (03.02.06)
• Waiting For Justice: A Letter from Detainee P
• Extradition to France (Muslimnews, 27.01.06)
• Algeria, Britain Reach Agreement on Deportation of Algerian Fundamentalists (ach-chark al-awsat, 21.01.06)
• Terror Suspects To Be Freed on Bail (Cageprisoners, 17.12.05)
• 'My Lawyer Said It Would Be Too Scandalous If I Was Arrested... She Was Wrong' (The Independent, 15.12.05)
• Law lords ban evidence gained under torture (The Independent, 10.12.05)
• Crucial decisions for detention judges (The Guardian, 09.12.05)
• Torture ruling leaves terror policy in chaos (The Guardian, 09.12.05)
• UK:Highest Court Rules Out Use of Torture Evidence (HRW, 08.12.05)
• Algerian bomb suspect jailed in France after extradition (MET, 02.12.05)
• Britain gives approval to torture, claims Amnesty (Independant, 22.11.05)
• Blair Defends Plan to Deport 20 Foreigners (The Guardian, 02.12.05)
• Eid Letter from Detainee I (Cageprisoners, 19.11.05)
• On Behalf of the Families of the Deportees (Cageprisoners, 05.11.05)
• Eid message sent to Blair opposing deportation of Muslims (Irna, 03.11.05)
• Families deliver Eid card to Downing Street expressing opposition to deportations (Muslim news, 03.11.05)
• Law Detainees 'Depressed' (Cageprisoners, 01.11.05)
• Psychiatrists Report (Expert clinicians found that indefinite detention is having a damaging impact on detainees’ mental health)
• United Kingdom: Deportation of terror suspects (AI, 20.10.05)
• To All Concerned people (20.10.05)
• To Ann from Detainee I (10.05)
• Application lodged with the Court Ramzy v. the Netherlands (20.10.05)
• Anger as four terror suspects bailed (Times Online, 20.10.05)
• UK Wins Allies in Challenge To Torture Ruling (Guardian, 18.10.05)
• U.K.: Highest Court to Rule on Torture Evidence (HRW, 14.10.05)
• 90 Days: Plans to lock up terror suspects without charge provoke outcry (The Independent, 13.10.05)
• British police powers toughest in Europe (Guardian, 13.10.05)
• Blair urged to rethink terror law (This is London, 13.10.05)
• Don't try to push us around, lord chief justice tells Labour (Guardian, 12.10.05)
• Government publishes anti-terror bill (Guardian, 12.10.05)
• UK compares terror law experience (BBC, 12.10.05)
• Watchdog 'concern' over terror bill (PA, 12.10.05)
• Ricin jurors attack new terror laws (The Observer, 09.10.05)
• Clarke scolds UN over criticism on deportations (Reuters, 04.10.05)
• Algerians held without trial in despair, says lawyer (Guardian, 30.09.05)
• Clarke defends terror plans (Guardian, 27.09.05)
• Terrorism suspects are 'too dangerous to be given bail' (The Times, 27.09.05)
• Police blunder after 9/11 'destroyed pilot's career' (The Times, 26.09.05)
• British Government Announces New Attacks on Civil Liberties (World Socialist Website, 23.09.05)
• Interview with Jurors from the 'Ricin' Trial (CP, 22.09.05)
• Pilot’s demand for 9/11 apology halts terror deal (Times Online, 20.09.05)
• Open Letter to Muslim Council of Britain (09.09.05)
• An Interview with Ann (a member of SACC and a friend of some of the men who were detained, 07.09.05)
• Our deportation plan may be illegal, admits Blair (06.09.05)
• Press Release from Scotland Against Criminalising Communities (05.09.05)
• A cry for help from detainee A (02.09.05)
• Deal over terror suspects delayed (BT, 02.09.05)
• Clarke delays detaining preachers of hate (TO, 31.08.05)
• UK lists deportation rules for radicals (UPI, 24.08.05)
• UN: "Diplomatic assurances" not an adequate safeguard for deportee (23.08.05)
• Liberty Statement on Government Proposals to Deport Suspects to Countries That Torture
• Demonstration on Saturday, 3 september
• Anti-terror legislation condemned (BBC, 16.08.05)
• Letter to Charles Clarke, home secretary (15.08.05)
• Watchdog backs expulsion of radicals (Guardian, 15.08.05)
• Reply to the Sunday Herald Editorial (13.08.05)
• What now for the detainees? (Guardian, 12.08.05)
• Rights groups to guard against abuse (Guardian, 12.08.05)
• Press Statement III: Re Deportation Arrests 11 August 2005 (Birnberg Peirce & Partners Solicitors, 12.08.05)
• Press Statement II (Birnberg Peirce & Partners Solicitors, 11.08.05)
• Press Statement I (Birnberg Peirce & Partners Solicitors, 11.08.05)
• Q&A: what next for the detainees (Times Online, 11.08.05)
• Extremists who are deported will be tortured, warns UN expert (Independent, 10.08.05)
• Home Office says sorry to suspects for ricin blunder (The Guardian, 16.04.05)