Moazzam Begg - Knowledge

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was worried that it might trivialise my experience", but that he would "help to bring those issues to people who would not usually think about it". Although Begg had a financial stake in the game, he said that he had not received any money at that point. The software company said: "We have had a lot of hate mail about this, mainly from America, saying things like 'don't dare put out a game that shows them killing our soldiers'".

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he was in the process of starting the school, and intended to work in it as an aid worker. The Taliban regime opposed education for females and had not given him a licence for the school, but "they didn't try to stop us either", The Taliban, he says, "were more receptive to Islamic volunteers", and that the repression of women was less intense in Kabul than in other places he saw. While in Afghanistan, he bought a handgun.

4074: 31: 432:. He said he was "terribly affected by some of the stories ... of the atrocities taking place there". In 1994 he joined a charity that worked with Muslims in Bosnia. He states he "very briefly" joined the Bosnian Army Foreign Volunteer Force: "In Bosnia, I did fight for a while. But I saw people horribly damaged, and I thought, This is not for me". Begg first met 4035: 511:, who also lived in Peshawar at that time, to create a CD-ROM terrorist manual. Begg said in interviews that he had met Deek in Bosnia and later collaborated with him on a business enterprise to sell traditional Pakistani clothing, but said he had never met Zubaydah. Pentagon officials said this conflicts with what he told interrogators. 1421:, Begg has appeared in the media and around the country, lecturing on issues pertaining to the British Muslim community, such as imprisonment without trial, torture, anti-terror legislation and measures and community relations. He has appeared as a commentator on radio and television interviews and documentaries, including the 939:. DoD alleges Begg and Deek worked together to create a CD-ROM terrorist manual. Begg says they first met in Bosnia and later both invested in a business venture selling traditional Pakistani clothing but that Begg never met any of al-Deek's al-Qaeda contacts. Begg says that he last met Deek in 1996 in Britain. 4043: 1385:, a detainee held in Britain also appealed for release of the men. In early March 2006, the body of the American hostage, Tom Fox, was found in Baghdad. A week-long military operation led by British forces secured the release of the remaining three hostages, one Briton and two Canadians, later that month. 700:

In February 2002, Begg was seized at his rented home in Islamabad by, what Begg believes were, Pakistani agents working on behalf of the US. His family maintained it was a case of mistaken identity. Begg says the Pakistanis treated him well and that after several weeks, they transferred him to United

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ruled Afghanistan. Begg considered it an economical place to bring up his family, and one where they would not be harassed for their race. He wrote in his autobiography that by 2001 the Taliban had made "some modest progress — in social justice and upholding pure, old Islamic values forgotten in many

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The software company's director said, "We approached Moazzam because it's very hard for us to know how to design the layout of the prison and he helped", and that neither US nor British soldiers would get killed in the game, only "mercenaries". Begg said that, when first approached, he hesitated, "I

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Since his release, Begg has stated he is against attacks such as 9/11 but that he supported those fighting against British soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan. In 2010, referring to Afghanistan, Begg said he completely supported the inalienable right of the people to fight "foreign occupation" . . . if

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announced that, after "intensive and complex discussions" between his government and the US, the remaining four British nationals in Guantanamo Bay would be returned "within weeks". While they were still regarded as "enemy combatants" by the US government, it had brought no specific charges against

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member, who recruited for, and provided money for, al-Qaeda training camps, and himself trained there to fight US or allied troops. Begg acknowledged having spent time at two non-al Qaeda camps in Afghanistan in the early 1990s and given some financial support to fighters in Bosnia and Chechnya, but

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After Begg's release, Bryan Whitman, a Defense Department spokesman, said of Begg: "He has strong, long-term ties to terrorism — as a sympathizer, as a recruiter, as a financier and as a combatant". Whitman quoted from a single-spaced eight-page confession that Begg had signed while incarcerated in

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He says that he moved to Kabul to build wells in northwest Afghanistan, where there had been a drought in 2000. He and others also intended to build a school for girls in Kabul. Begg says while still in the UK, he, and others, had raised money and had begun providing equipment for a school. He says

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Begg says he later discussed the allegations with Sahgal, "Because I advocate a negotiated settlement in Afghanistan, she portrayed me as the greatest supporter of the Taliban and therefore, by extension, a supporter of everything they have said in terms of rights of women and so forth. That's not

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In July 2004, Begg wrote in a letter of "threats of torture, actual torture, death threats, racial and religious abuse", "cruel and unusual treatment", and that "documents ... were signed under duress". He also wrote: "This culminated, in my opinion, with the deaths of two fellow detainees, at the

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At the time DoD denied Begg's account and, despite military coroner's having ruled the deaths as homicides, military spokesmen at that time attributed the deaths to natural causes. However a Department of Defense investigation, whose results were reported in May 2005, concluded that the deaths of

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and to plan ambushes. The statement identified Begg as "a member of al-Qaeda and affiliated organisations," who was "engaged in hostilities against the United States and its coalition partners" in Afghanistan and said he "provided support to al-Qaeda terrorists, by providing shelter for their

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literature". Other items found included a hand-held night vision lens. Begg insisted that the goggles and flak jacket were from his charity work in Bosnia and Chechnya and denied owning any "extremist Islamic literature" and noted the items seized were identical to those that many aid workers

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After his release, Begg became a media commentator on issues pertaining to the US, UK and international anti-terror measures. He toured as a speaker about Guantanamo and other detention facilities. Begg co-authored a book, and has written newspaper and magazine articles. He was interviewed in

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for publishing an accusation of links between Amnesty and the Taliban. Amnesty International posted a response to press coverage of the incident by Claudio Cordone, Amnesty Secretary General, pointing out that Amnesty's work with Begg had "focused exclusively on highlighting the human rights

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Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman later said there was "no credible evidence that Begg was ever abused by US forces", and US intelligence officials insisted Begg had exaggerated the harshness of his treatment, though Whitman declined to answer whether Begg's abuse allegations had ever been

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analysts allege that Begg met Aamer in Pakistan in 1998 and visited James McLintock (the so-called 'Tartan Taliban'). They allege that Begg told interrogators he went to Ireland with Aamer in 2000 to visit Ibrahim Boyasseer, listed by the United Nations as an "Individual Associated with

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Begg returned to Birmingham in 1998 and, along with Imran Khan, a former stockbroker, opened the 'Maktabah Al Ansar' Islamic book and video shop, in Sparkhill, Birmingham. Police raided the shop the following year. In 1999, Begg's bookstore commissioned and published a book by

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reacted negatively to the game and Begg's involvement. Ultimately, T-Enterprise did not complete the game due to US press coverage, which it described as "inaccurate and ill informed speculation ... many conclusions were reached that have absolutely no foundation whatsoever".

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of detainees concluded that the British government and UK intelligence services had been involved in rendition and had interviewed suspects whom they knew were being mistreated. The public inquiry was then suspended and further investigation handed over to the Parliamentary

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Former military interrogator Christopher Hogan said: "He provided us with excellent information routinely ... I don't think he was the mastermind of 9/11, but nor do I think he was just an innocent ... more of a romantic than some sort of ideologically steeled fighter".

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In November 2010, the British Government announced that it had reached a financial settlement with 16 detainees, including Begg. The British Government said there was no evidence that British officials participated directly in the abuse of prisoners, however, in 2010, a

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and facilitating terrorism overseas. West Midlands Police said: "This is an arrest, not a charge, and ... our naming does not imply any guilt". In July of the same year, Begg was charged by the same force with terrorist activities related to his alleged actions in the

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Begg maintains the confession is false, and that he gave it while under duress. Whitman said Begg was trying to recant his confession and that Begg was now "clearly lying", though Whitman declined to answer whether Begg's abuse allegations had ever been investigated.

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Begg has also said "before the Taliban, warlords abounded, there was no security, the opium trade was booming, children were being used as sex slaves. At least the Taliban provided security and were building roads, and as opposed to the warlords, they seemed honest".

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refused to issue Begg a passport. He did so based on information obtained while Begg was in US custody. He said "there are strong grounds for believing that, on leaving the UK, would take part in activities against the United Kingdom or allied targets". Clarke used

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Guantanamo files leaked in 2011 revealed that, nine months after Begg's capture, the Department of Defence had concluded that Begg was a "confirmed member of al-Qaida," and that he had been an instructor at the Derunta training camp, as well as having attended the

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in London's West End. The play is based on the testimonies of detainees and others. A production was mounted at the Culture Project in New York. In 2006 the Tricycle presented performances of the play at the Houses of Parliament and on Washington's Capitol

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or a Pakistani group fighting for Kashmir. Begg later wrote of his time at the camp: "I had met men who seemed to me exemplary in their faith and self-sacrifice, and seen a world that awed and inspired me". Begg says he did not participate in the training.

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said that Begg had been assessed as having been involved in terrorist activity due to a trip to Syria the previous year. Begg claimed that the real reason for the confiscation was his campaign to prove UK and US complicity in the use of torture and

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alleged he had "received extensive training in al-Qaeda terrorist camps since 1993". Pentagon officials said that Begg trained at three terrorist camps associated with al-Qaeda. While at the training camps, he reportedly trained to use handguns,

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of the British Home Secretary's rejection of his application for a passport, which had been confiscated in 2013. In February 2022 VICE World News published an interview of Mr Begg in which refers to his continuing “harassment” by authorities.

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Begg said that he does not recall Abdulmutallab, and that he was told that the 'War on Terror Week' UCL presentations were organised by Qasim Rafiq, a friend of Abdulmuttalab's. He was told Abdulmutallab did not attend any of the lectures.

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At your inauguration, you told the world: "We will be judged, you and I, by how we resolve these cascading crises of our era. We will rise to the occasion." It is therefore our suggestion that the following steps are taken to close

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reported in June 2006, "of nearly 20 American military and intelligence officials who were interviewed about Begg, none thought he had been wrongly detained. But some said they doubted that he could be tied to any terrorist acts".

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Dilawar and Habibullah were wholly due to mistreatment by American soldiers. Begg wrote after his release that, he believed, one of the reasons he had continued to be detained was because he had been a witness to the two killings.

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I wanted to live in an Islamic state–one that was free from the corruption and despotism of the rest of the Muslim world.... I knew you wouldn't understand. The Taliban were better than anything Afghanistan has had in the past 25

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in Pakistan for safety. Initially he became separated from his family in Afghanistan, he and several other men were guided over the mountains into western Pakistan, and he was reunited with his family in Pakistan by mid-November.

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described it as "a fast-paced, harrowing narrative". "Much of the Moazzam Begg story is consistent with other accounts of detention conditions in both Afghanistan and Guantanamo", said John Sifton, a New York-based official from

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Leader of the 'Lynx Gang', in Birmingham, England; arrested in Britain accused of benefit fraud with Begg. Butt was convicted though Begg was released without charge. Butt was later convicted along with 7 others in

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In October 2014, shortly before his trial was due to start, Begg was released after the prosecution announced that they would be offering no evidence due to documents having come into their possession showing that

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reported that Begg had written to his parents that he did not know what he was accused of and was beginning to feel hopeless and depressed. It also said that Begg had confessed to being part of a plot to spray the

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and lived in Pakistan before emigrating with his wife to Great Britain. Begg's mother died when he was six, and his father initially worked in Britain as a bank manager. Begg holds dual UK–Pakistani citizenship.

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until 2009, when Rideh was allowed to leave the UK Previously started a school for Arabic-speaking girls in Afghanistan, which Begg helped to build. Reportedly killed by an airstrike in 2010 in Pakistan.

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Following a "long public outcry" in the UK over the detention of British nationals, in 2004, the UK government intervened on behalf of the British citizens being detained at Guantanamo Bay. President

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families while the al-Qaeda terrorists committed terrorist acts". Begg has denied all these charges, saying that he has "never planned, aided or participated in any attacks against Westerners".

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and Pakistan in his late teens, Begg became interested in Islam. In late 1993 he returned to Pakistan and crossed the Pakistani–Afghan border with some young Pakistanis near the city of

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The Allied attack on Afghanistan began in October 2001, and, following the fall of the Taliban, a US Justice Department dossier on Begg alleges that he joined their retreat to the

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In 2010, when CAGE had recently expanded its work to include the highlighting of the use of drone strikes for extrajudicial killings, Begg said that little had changed despite

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anti-immigrant groups. He said "we did things that no good Muslim should," but stated he rarely did anything violent. He once appeared in court for taking part in a fight with

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Volunteered on 1993 Convoy of Mercy trip to Bosnia; later convicted of kidnapping Western tourists in India, was convicted in Pakistan accused of taking part in the murder of

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resisting the occupation of Afghanistan was not only considered good but lionised by the British government and US . . . then nothing has changed other than interests."

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had been aware of, and had consented to, Begg's travels to Syria. West Midlands Police said "new evidence had come to light" and immediately following the verdict, its

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reported that Abdulmutallab had helped to organise the week as president of the society and that an attendee had claimed that Abdulmutallab was seated "very close ".

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mountains. The Pentagon claims that he was "prepared to fight in the front line against allied forces". He says that he and his family intended to evacuate to

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of suspects, and that he had been stopped for questioning almost every time he had travelled, even when returning from an official speaking invitation at the

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Begg's home in the UK was raided by anti-terrorist police in the summer of 2001. They took his computer and some related materials, but he was not charged.

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objections. Begg and other British citizens who had been detained at Guantanamo later sued the British government for complicity in their alleged abuse and

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Begg focused "not on the ill treatment he allegedly received, but on what can be done to resettle the remaining 'releaseable' prisoners in Guantanamo Bay"

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files from his son's computer, and ordered Begg to open them, but Begg refused. A judge ruled that Begg could not be compelled to unlock the files.

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said: "Begg has been less than forthcoming about his criminal past ... his cooperation with interrogators ... and his ties to terrorism".

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hands of US military personnel, to which I myself was partially witness". Begg claims that while at Bagram, he saw two other detainees (

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In 2009, Begg was an advisor, and was due to appear as himself, for the Scottish software company T-Enterprise in the development of a

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Bagram: "I was armed and prepared to fight alongside the Taliban and al-Qaeda against the U.S. and others, and eventually retreated to

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US officials claimed that US and British counterterrorism officials had believed since 1999 that Begg had a connection to al-Masri at

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In July 2004, Begg wrote a letter saying he was not tortured in Guantanamo, though the conditions were "torturous". Late in 2004,

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operating in conflict zones carry. His father said Begg had been collecting military paraphernalia as a hobby since childhood.

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spokesperson said 'If we had been made aware of all of this information at the time of charging, we would not have charged'.

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about the killing of an Afghan taxi driver at Bagram detention centre. The film, which was directed by American filmmaker

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He was said to be closely involved with senior extremists and associates of Osama bin Laden both in Britain and overseas.

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called it an "open, honest and touching account". Begg earned the "Published Writer Award" for the book, at the annual

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The book received praise in Britain for Begg's "outstanding liberality of mind and evenhandedness toward his captors".

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to refuse the passport which had only been used 13 times since 1947 in this way – the previous time being in 1976.

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A conversation about detention, torture, and civil liberties, via videoconference from the U.K. with Moazzam Begg

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in February 2002, he was transferred to the custody of US Army officers, who held him in the detention centre at

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reported "some notable gaps in Mr. Begg's memoir", such as not mentioning his arrest in 1994 for alleged fraud.

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for questioning by anti-terrorist officers. By 9.00pm on 26 January, all four had been released without charge.

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He has toured as a speaker about his time in detention facilities, calling the British response to terrorism

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raided the bookshop, took away books, files and computers, questioned staff and arrested Begg under British

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Begg was held in Guantanamo Bay for just under two years, the first almost 600 days of which were spent in

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reported that Begg took part in the 'War on Terror Week' UCL presentations at Abdulmutallab's invitation.

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to provide the detainees with an "impartial tribunal" for reviewing their cases. Detainees could not call

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Begg co-authored a book released in March 2006 about his Guantanamo experiences, it was co-written with

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and Polly Nash. The film focuses on the cases of Begg and other UK detainees with comments by lawyers

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said that camp authorities did not permit them to have access to Begg, due to "military necessity".

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Begg, and his father Azmat, both feature as characters in a play written by Victoria Brittain and

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a condition of Begg's release, but that this would not have been acceptable to the British public.

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A search of his home by anti-terrorist police, at the time of the 1994 arrest, reportedly found

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called Begg "A jihadist", "a masterful anti-American propagandist" and "a demonstrable fraud".

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published an open letter from Begg, and six other Guantanamo detainees, to newly inaugurated

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for "Best Documentary Feature". The documentary was also shown as part of the international

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In April 2008, Begg and seven other former Guantanamo detainees filed lawsuits in Britain's

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rights and could challenge their detention, the US government quickly developed a system of

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Begg says they never met, but DoD says he admitted to meeting Zubaydah during interrogation.

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This is allowed by the Geneva Conventions, only as an "exceptional and temporary measure"

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Islamic countries". Begg has since criticised the Taliban for its human rights abuses.

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Begg has campaigned against US wartime policy with human rights organisations such as

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He has worked as outreach director for the charitable organisation and advocacy group

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https://int.nyt.com/data/documenttools/86394-us9uk-000558dp/1a31aa8b97ea6d7a/full.pdf

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and the mistreatment of prisoners held by Americans in Afghanistan and elsewhere.

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Alleged trainer for al-Qaeda DoD alleges links, but Begg says they have never met

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Alleged Al-Qaeda associate DoD alleges links, but Begg says they have never met

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On 2 February 2003, Begg was transferred to United States military custody at

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reported that Bush had released Begg as a favour to British Prime Minister

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In 2005, after Begg's detention at Guantanamo became public knowledge, the

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A British passport was issued in 2009, but in 2013 it was confiscated at

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In 1995, Begg married, and in early 1998, he and his new family moved to

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said the police fully accepted that Moazzam Begg was an innocent man. A

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was formed to investigate the matter. In 2013, an interim report by the

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from February 2002 to February 2003. He says that while there he was

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Ian Cobain; Richard Norton-Taylor; Nick Hopkins (19 December 2013).

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Moazzam Begg on His Imprisonment at Guantanamo, Bagram, and Kandahar

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Enemy Combatant: The Terrifying True Story of a Briton in Guantanamo

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Enemy Combatant: My Imprisonment at Guantanamo, Bagram, and Kandahar

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Wrote a book that Begg's bookshop commissioned and published in 1999

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Cowell, Alan, "U.S. to release last 4 Britons from Guantánamo Bay"

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Enemy Combatant: A British Muslim's Journey To Guantanamo and Back

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In 1994, Begg was arrested charged with conspiracy to defraud the

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Alex; Topping, ra; Ismail, Nishaat; Malik, Shiv (11 March 2015).

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In January 2022, Begg announced he was taking legal action for a

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On 25 January 2005, Begg and the three other British detainees,

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On 9 October 2003, a memo summarising a meeting between General

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Palmer, Alisdair, "Why did Moazzam Begg travel to Afghanistan?"

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fundraising dinners in August 2008 at Wandsworth Civic Centre,

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Begg notes that he visited a second Afghan training camp, near

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Guantánamo: New call for Europe to take 50 men trapped at camp

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Return of the ‘Enemy Combatant: An interview with Moazzan Begg

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As director of outreach for the prisoner rights organisation,

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Begg gave a number of presentations to the Islamic Society at

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Begg says that he was abused by guards at Bagram, and saw two

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Julian Assange Interviews Moazzam Begg + Asim Qureshi of Cage

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With his wife Zaynab and three young children, Begg moved to

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had Begg released without charge on 25 January 2005, despite

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Sir Peter Gibson; Dame Janet Paraskeva (19 December 2013).

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prisoner was detained. Inset is the prisoners' reading room

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to flee from U.S. forces when our front lines collapsed".

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ruled his detention illegal. Upon release, placed under a

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Security Council Al-Qaida and Taliban Sanctions Committee

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Begg was among those interviewed in the 2007 documentary

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claimed that the Bush administration has tried to make a

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in west London. On arrival they were arrested under the

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arrested Begg, alleging terrorist activities during the

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Ex-Guantanamo man held in Britain over Syria 'terror'

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Sawer, Patrick & David Barrett (2 January 2010).

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had known of, and consented to, his travel to Syria.

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British extrajudicial prisoners of the United States

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Gardham, Duncan; Swami, Praveen (16 December 2010).

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Grey, Stephen, "Flight logs reveal secret rendition"

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upon Begg's return from a trip to South Africa. The

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DoD alleges links, but Begg says they have never met

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Afghanistan and Pakistan, July 2001 – February 2002

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America Came to Me" 2605:Harris, Paul; Wazir, Burhan (29 December 2002). 1993: 1847:Begg is the subject of an extended interview in 1815:, appealing to him to close the detention camp. 494: 5835: 5810: 5619:Cobain, Ian; Randeep, Ramesh (3 October 2014). 5585: 5583: 5403: 5401: 5287:, 18 November 2009; retrieved 20 February 2010. 4580: 4321: 3698: 3527: 3470:"ICRC Meeting with MG Miller on 9 October 2003" 3419: 3359:, 25 November 2007; retrieved 20 February 2010. 3325: 3307: 3222:, 17 November 2001; retrieved 17 February 2010. 3167:"Bin Laden's camps teach curriculum of carnage" 2951: 2949: 2607:"Briton tells of ordeal in Bush's torture jail" 2120: 266:denies that he was ever involved in terrorism. 6036:Detainees of the Guantanamo Bay detention camp 5609: 5272: 4975:Video: Moazzam Begg read Poems from Guantánamo 4329:"Moazzam Begg Interviews Imam Anwar Al Awlaki" 4278:"Lonely Trek to Radicalism for Terror Suspect" 4064: 3729: 3560:, 12 January 2005; retrieved 18 February 2010. 2561: 2559: 2380:"Jihadist or Victim: Ex-Detainee Makes a Case" 2223:"Response to Tribunal Process – Begg, Moazzam" 1681: 1379:Iraqi kidnappers of four Western peace workers 1243:Alleged contacts with extremists after release 1206:Bush released Begg over the objections of the 782: 428:in the early 1990s to help the Muslims during 5618: 5356: 5354: 5072: 5035: 3836:"Cleric Abu Qatada branded 'truly dangerous'" 3401:"Guantanamo Bay detainee speaks at Cathedral" 3374:"Guantanamo's scales of 'justice' are loaded" 2248: 2246: 704: 6031:Bagram Theater Internment Facility detainees 5863:"Guantanamo 'honor bound to defend freedom'" 5580: 5398: 5238:"Birmingham hosts the Muslim Writers Awards" 5209: 4874:"Birmingham hosts the Muslim Writers Awards" 4430:"UK claims freed Britons pose terror threat" 3919: 3297: 3295: 3293: 3291: 2946: 2524: 2522: 2476: 2474: 2472: 2408:"Britain to Compensate Guantánamo Detainees" 1873:Begg is interviewed in the 2009 documentary 701:States Army officers in Bagram, near Kabul. 400:UK and travels to Islamic countries, 1993–98 5884:Isherwood, Christopher (3 September 2006). 5739: 5546: 5269:, 20 April 2008, accessed 20 February 2010. 4919:, Cageprisoners.com; accessed 22 June 2014. 4619: 4353: 4181: 4179: 4177: 4153: 4147: 3978:"Moazzam Begg Interviews Mahmoud Abu Rideh" 3881: 3491: 3445:"Transcript of interview with Moazzam Begg" 3263: 3261: 3259: 3257: 2903:Benefit fraud ring funds Islamic terrorists 2898: 2896: 2762: 2604: 2556: 2445: 2443: 2405: 2273: 2271: 2269: 2267: 1894:In 2006, Begg was interviewed in the video 1070:, released without charge in 2005 when the 709: 647:Begg says that he "had never even heard of 333: 5963:, AndyWorthington.co.uk; 21 February 2010. 5860: 5784: 5767: 5577:, 25 February 2014; accessed 22 June 2014. 5542:. 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In the US, the foreword was written by 1286:after al-Awlaki was released from jail in 722:chained to ceiling of his cell, by former 206: 29: 6056:Alumni of the University of Wolverhampton 5883: 5104: 4606: 4474: 4453: 4451: 4397: 4395: 4115: 4036:"Commentary; Naked Power, Arbitrary Rule" 4009:"Guantánamo four still a threat, says US" 3863: 3636: 3563: 3516:"Guantanamo Briton 'in handcuff torture'" 3302:Begg's letter to US Forces Administration 3288: 3230: 3228: 3119:"Amnesty: caught with strange bedfellows" 3011: 3009: 3007: 2878: 2600: 2598: 2596: 2594: 2592: 2590: 2588: 2519: 2469: 1910: 1749:violations committed in Guantánamo Bay". 836:and his staff and Vincent Cassard of the 5747:"Moazzam Begg: Living the War on Terror" 5726: 5110: 4984:, Amnesty International, 23 January 2008 4635: 4600: 4500: 4275: 4185: 4174: 4003: 4001: 3999: 3827: 3805: 3509: 3367: 3365: 3267: 3254: 3045: 3043: 3041: 3039: 3037: 3035: 2893: 2876: 2874: 2872: 2870: 2868: 2866: 2864: 2862: 2860: 2858: 2783: 2704: 2702: 2700: 2698: 2638: 2636: 2634: 2632: 2630: 2628: 2440: 2264: 1875:Outside the Law: Stories from Guantanamo 1669:into British involvement in torture and 838:International Committee of the Red Cross 786: 713: 673: 328: 5476: 4546: 4506: 4295: 3685:American greases al-Qaida media machine 3615: 2983: 2979: 2977: 2975: 2826:"Who Speaks for Human Rights? 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(8 June 2006). 5768:Rich Klein (23 November 2009). 4736:Hurst, Ben (28 December 2014). 4540: 4526: 4421: 4373: 4269: 4250: 4231: 4212: 4131: 4089: 4058: 4027: 3980:. Cageprisoners. Archived from 3746: 3659: 3643:Masood, Salman (2 April 2020). 3616:Jeffery, Simon (15 July 2002). 3575: 3545: 3437: 3393: 3344: 3184: 3137: 3087: 3018:"Broken Government: Power Play" 2914: 2843: 2818: 2790:Sale, Jonathon (6 March 2008). 2418: 2092:Dodds, Palsley (7 March 2006). 1756: 1375:Swords of Righteousness Brigade 1191:Paddington Green Police Station 895:of plotting a terrorist bombing 803:. 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