Navjot Singh

China based freelance journalist, author, and photographer

The last time I briefly spoke to my former schoolmate Talha was just after we completed our A-Level exams in the summer of 1998 at the prestigious private school Dulwich College in southeast London. After spending nearly six years in a British jail awaiting extradition to America on terrorist charges, Syed Talha Ahsan has now faced extradition to America after losing his appeal at the European Court of Human Rights, alongside four other terrorist suspects including the radical preacher Abu Hamza.

Dr. Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed

Environment writer, Guardian, Earth Insight; Director, Institute for Policy Research & Development

If the government is serious about Qatada's terrorist credentials - and it should be - they should be pursuing a solid legal effort to put the al-Qaeda puppet master behind bars for good, in this country, under specific charges that address the totality of his support for mass death.

Robert Prager

Politics undergraduate, blogging about Constitutional Affairs, Justice & Human Rights

Theresa May's decision to block the extradition of Gary McKinnon to the United States has proven that the Conservatives can be trusted on justice and constitutional affairs.

Reyhana Patel

Freelance journalist, writer, researcher

When the time comes to place an 'X' on our ballot paper, Babar Ahmad's face and the failure of the coalition government to stand up for British citizens should consecutively run through our minds.

Assed Baig

Freelance print and broadcast journalist

Babar Ahmad, Talha Ahsan and even Abu Hamza have rights. The demonisation of Abu Hamza has clouded the entire extradition process in the media. Abu Hamza, although outspoken, vociferous and vilified by the media has been used to cover up the injustice that has taken place here.

Dr. Nafeez Mosaddeq Ahmed

Environment writer, Guardian, Earth Insight; Director, Institute for Policy Research & Development

Extradition, in other words, does nothing for the fight against terrorism. On the contrary, it is a self-serving red-herring designed to conceal the dubious systemic failures of British and American security agencies from public knowledge, while vindicating their unaccountable powers to override the rule of law.

Robert Prager

Politics undergraduate, blogging about Constitutional Affairs, Justice & Human Rights

A key part of Hamza's legal argument was utterly absurd and it beggars belief that he has been able to delay extradition on this point.

Junaid Alvi

Journalist & student

Trolling recently got a lot of media coverage after a 21 year-old Swansea University student, Liam Stacey, was jailed for 56 days for tweeting various racist and offensive comments following the footballer Fabrice Muamba's cardiac arrest.

Reyhana Patel

Freelance journalist, writer, researcher

Last week, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that six alleged terror suspects could face extradition to the United States. While extensive media coverage have been given to Abu Hamza, who has been convicted of soliciting to murder and stirring up racial hatred and jailed in the UK for seven years, the voices of Babar Ahmad and Talha Ahsan were almost silent.

Ian Watson

Writer of funnies- dialogue and stories mainly. Reasonable rates [Fully nude is extra]

Carlos the Jackal, the notorious terrorist and assassin of the latter part of the last century, hasn't got a nail clipper and he's peeved. It's mainly...