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UK: Moazzam Begg complains of ‘malicious’ and ‘vindictive’ detention - Former Guantánamo inmate says it is inevitable he will bring proceedings against MI5 after terror case collapses

04 October 2014

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"MI5 had neglected to hand over to police and prosecutors its minutes of meetings it had requested with Begg. He had explained that he was planning to visit the war-ravaged country – in part to investigate the agency’s links with the Assad regime – and was assured he would not be hinde"

See the article: Moazzam Begg complains of ‘malicious’ and ‘vindictive’ detention - Former Guantánamo inmate says it is inevitable he will bring proceedings against MI5 after terror case collapses (Guardian, link)

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