article_snippet: Cage, Campaign group criticised for blamed the ISIS killer's actions on Britain, today released a recording of a 2009 interview they carried out with Mohammed Emwazi - unmasked as AUDIO - Hear Jihadi John last week.
article_snippet: Cage have released the tape as part of their widely-criticised claims that Mohammed Emwazi was 'harassed' by security services.
article_snippet: Cage's statement claimed that Mohammed Emwazidesperately wanted to use the system to change Mohammed Emwazi situation, but the system ultimately rejected Mohammed Emwazi'.
article_snippet: the recordings were released by human rights group Cage, who have been widely criticised for trying to blame British authorities for Mohammed Emwazi's actions .
article_snippet: Cage has been widely criticised for Cage defence of Mohammed Emwazi after Cage was unmasked as Jihadi John last week.
article_snippet: Amnesty International yesterday distanced Amnesty International from Cage, saying: 'Amnesty International do not support all of Cage's views or agree with how it expresses them.'
article_snippet: Charities who fund Cage are also under investigation by the Charity Commission, which said the group's public statement 'raises questions for a charity considering funding the group's public statement ' activity.
article_snippet: Mohammed Emwazi went to campaign group Cage in 2009 after Mohammed Emwazi was questioned by MI5 over Mohammed Emwazi suspected links to terrorism.
highlights_snippet: Campaign group release recording of Mohammed Emwazi speaking in 2009 .
  