A Turkish crime boss said to be one of Britain’s biggest drug dealers has won his human rights battle against deportation after the UN Refugee Agency intervened and judges rejected a Home Office appeal. The Telegraph has the story.
The man, who was jailed for 16 years for plotting to supply heroin across the U.K., won the right to remain in the U.K. on the basis that it would breach his human right to a family life, even though he had an extra-marital affair with a woman in Turkey whom he married to “preserve her honour”.
The 70-year-old drug dealer, who was granted anonymity, also claimed that as an Alevi Kurd he would be persecuted if he was deported to Turkey. However, the immigration tribunal was told that he had returned to his homeland eight times since he came to Britain without facing any persecution.
The man’s claim to remain in the U.K. was backed by the UN Refugee Agency, despite the Home Office saying that he was a “danger to the community” and that his continued presence in the U.K. was “not conducive to the public good” because of his criminal history.
The tribunal was told that he was believed to be the head of an organised crime gang responsible at the time for 90% of the U.K. heroin trade. He had also been charged twice with assault causing actual and grievous bodily harm after his release from his drug sentence, but he was acquitted both times.
Immigration judges backed his claim and rejected an appeal by the Home Office against him remaining in the U.K. They ruled that it would breach his right to a family life based on Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and that there was a risk of persecution because of his Kurdish birthright.
The tribunal was told that he was a “reformed” character, that his wife had stood by him over the affair and that his deportation would split the family as she would not be able to go to Turkey with him because of her responsibility to support her two daughters and two grandchildren in the UK.
Chris Philp, the Shadow Home Secretary, said: “This decision defies common sense. The man has repeatedly returned to Turkey –even getting a Turkish passport – so is clearly unconcerned about his safety there. Judgements like this raise fundamental questions about the way that the ECHR is being applied.
“Human rights shouldn’t be about protecting dangerous criminals. A fundamentally different approach is needed to ensure human rights legislation is not abused by criminals and illegal immigrants. That is not what the framers of the ECHR originally intended but judges have now stretched it far beyond its original purpose.”
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The 70-year-old drug dealer, who was granted anonymity,
Why? Why was he granted anonymity? Come to think of it, why has our degenerate Establishment given up on protecting our people from the social dross they’ve imported?
This makes one wonder if foreigners will eventually, with full backing of the UN refugee agency, be deported for not breaking the law.
So an unelected foreign body, namely the U.N runs the U.K. Glad that’s sorted then.
Smackheads and Turkish barbers are some of the nicest people I’ve ever known.
Remember when we were a sovereign nation?
It is a blindside attack. No population even if they were particularly astute and enlightened could fend off or even anticipate an assault of this kind. This new method of warfare can’t really be defended against. We have been robbed of the tools to fight spiritual warfare. That’s what they ought to say at arrivals at Heathrow – abandon hope all ye who enter here. Unless you are part of the forces of darkness of course, in which case you will have a wail of a time.
The judiciary is not fit for purpose. They are the enemy within.
I regret I see it that way too.
They are interpreting the laws the politicians put in place. Change the law or repeal it and they wouldn’t be able to. The problem starts and ends in Westminster.
Good point. There is an interesting discussion about this, on the latest podcast.
I think that’s too simplistic. Anybody who gets a jail sentence could argue that this denies him his human right to a family life. Further, referring to a Kurdish mobster operating at executive level in his organisation as refugee is totally absurd. Considering this, this verdict is obviously a malicious interpretation of the convention on human rights or rather, a political one: The people behind this are convinced that there ought to be an unlimited right of immigration into welfare states, ie, that deportation is never legitimate. Hence, they ‘find’ accordingly whenever they have an option to do so.
These politicians in disguise must either be purged from the ECHR or any country whose leaders intend to exercise souvereign control over its borders must leave.
The Southport child-killer didn’t cover his face today;
https://x.com/astor_charlie/status/1869426969995293147
And he had the jihadi training manual for up to 3 years. Did the authorities know? I’ll bet any money his parents knew;
“Axel Rudakubana had been in possession of “The Al-Qaeda Training Manual” up to 3 years before the Southport massacre!
Court proceedings today reveal that Rudakubana is being charged with being in possession of the manual between 2021-24
This has dramatic implications: is it that security and counter terrorism services failed to pick up upon Rudakubana’s activities, or did they know but fail to sufficiently intervene?
Either possibility is sickening… This gets worse and worse.”
https://x.com/astor_charlie/status/1869407846510510085
Is he not being charged with pre meditated murder of three children? This never gets mentioned, he is a child murderer with terrorist sympathies, whole life sentence with absolutely no chance of parole…. Pity we gave up with rope and drop…
Yes, agree. It was actually the judge who decided to put his plea of ‘not guilty’ forward for him today because he refused to speak, apparently. So this trial will be interesting…What on earth do they do in this situation, if the accused decides to play silly buggers and wants to remain non-verbal? I think we can put money on the fact his defense will go the ‘diminished responsibility’ route. There was also the concern that he’d be tried as a child because he was <18yrs when he murdered those girls, attempted to murder ten others, I think.
“Diminished responsibility” is also always nice for the security and wider state apparatus because it both implies that nobody could have foreseen and thus, prevented this and that this was ‘just’ a lone lunatic. Contrast this with so-called
whiteright wing extremists who are invariably always acting according to coldly premediated political plan and who are always part of some shady global internetwhiteright wing extremists network, regardless of how obviously deranged they are.The typical
whiteright wing extremist is a sexually frustrated loner living together with his husbandless mother who has a history of depression etc and usually commits suicide as crowning part of his action. The clinical term for this is extended suicide. But not forwhiteright wing extremists. These are always mentally sane and just evil.Who seeks out Turkish barbers? A very small number I would imagine. It isn’t a particularly sophisticated camoflage but it seems to work. You hear people asking thequestion about why there are fifty Turkish barbers in there small insalubrious city. Well, they might give you a good haircut and beard trim but that is because they are high on the profits from elsewhere. Illegal entries are instructed to go to the nearest Turkish barber you dig.
Just what we would expect from the judiciary and the elites.
Well of course he fucking did.
It’s only indigenous brits have no rights at all, to free speech freedom of association ownership of firearms.
We have the right or rather the obligation to pay for a million and a half freeloaders per year who arrive and rape our kids…
Same profile of attacker and victims, every single time. And I saw a picture elsewhere of the lady he murdered and she was white.
”Algerian asylum seeker Nasen Saadi has been found guilty of the murder of Amie Gray, 34 on Durley Chine Beach, Bournemouth.
He spent a month planning the random murder of the two women.
I’m not aware of a verdict on the attempted murder of Leanne Miles, 38.”
https://x.com/DaveAtherton20/status/1869414672572559663
One can only wonder what crime would result in anyone being removed from the UK.
I can only think of one possible ‘crime’ – saying nasty hurty things about 2TK Starmer. Otherwise mass killers, rapists, bank robbers, child molesters – all are VERY welcome in the UK!
Everyone in the world can have “rights” except British citizens We need a class action against the judiciary for breaching our rights
No point Philp protesting: The Treacherous Tories won’t repeal the HRA and leave the ECHR. So he’s just making noises.
Reform, on the other hand …..