justice and human rights, to have the Grand Chamber re-examine this case. Thank you. Yours sincerely Case Updates A chronological listing of major events related to the case of Babar Ahmad 6-October-2012 Babar enters a not-guilty plea at a federal district court hearing in New Haven, Connecticut. He enters a not-guilty plea and is remanded into custody. 5-October-2012 High Court refuses judicial review in Babar Ahmad's case. Babar is immediately extradited to the US that evening. 2-October-2012 High Court hears the applications made by the five extradition detainees, including Babar Ahmad. His lawyers seek to judicially review the CPS' refusal to prosecute him in the UK. 1-October-2012 Babar Ahmad's lawyers make an application for a High Court injunction to halt his extradition. Hours later, the Director of Public Prosecutions, Keir Starmer QC, announces his refusal to allow a private prosecution brought by Karl Watkin against Babar Ahmad. 24-September-2012 The European Court of Human Rights rejects Babar Ahmad's request for a referral to the Grand Chamber, ruling that there would be 'no violation of the applicants' rights if extradited to stand trial in the United States.' 6-September-2012 The BBC reports that British businessman Karl Watkin brings a private prosecution against Babar Ahmad. Free Babar Ahmad: The Official Campaign Site to Put Babar Ahmad on Trial in the UK Babar Ahmad is a 38 year old British Muslim and the longest detained-without-charge British detainee held as part of the global 'war on terror'. In December 2003 Babar was arrested at his London