Reports

Founding Conference Report
The founding conference of Peace and Progress was held in London on November 27 2004. The main event at the conference was an international discussion, 'Human Rights in the 21st Century'.

Britain's Guantanamo
Internment without trial in Belmarsh
Belmarsh Prison is Britain's own legal black-hole where suspects in the "War on Terror" are detained without trial. On the 15th of February 2004, Peace and Progress organised a symposium in London to discuss the implications for civil liberties and human rights of the Belmarsh detentions.
Click here for our special report and to listen to the contributors

Guantanamo Human Rights Commission
The Guantanamo Human Rights Commission was launched at a press conference at the House of Commons on January 20 2004.
The commission's website can be found at www.guantanamohrc.org

Guantanamo
"Why won’t the British government demand the release of Moazzim Begg, Feroz Abbasi and all the other British Citizens - and British residents - in Guantanamo?"
Corin Regrave's contribution to the Justice for Feroz Abbasi and Moazzam Begg meeting.

Justice for Feroz Abbasi and Moazzam Begg
A report from the meeting held on Wednesday 23 July at The Library Theatre, Birmingham

Guantanamo:
The damage the War on Terrorism is doing to human rights
The second Peace and Progress Symposium, held at the Friends Meeting House in London on November 23rd 2003. Click here for photos and audio clips.

“One People, One World”
Chris Cooper's contribution to the “One People, One World” meeting, held in Birmingham on September 21st 2003.

Liberation or War Crime
A report on the Peace and Progress Symposium Liberation or War Crime which took place on June 1st 2003. Features audio clips, photographs and a full transcript.