No Islamic savage left behind. The judiciary places the ‘humanity of the Taliban’ above the rights of Brits to live in safety in their own country.
Taliban henchman accused of murder CAN stay here: Man who ‘killed governor’s son’ in Afghanistan wins right to stay in Britain on human rights grounds
- 32-year-old, known as SAKA, claimed he fled to Britain to escape Taliban
- He admitted his father was in charge of 65 Taliban troops but claimed he only joined group over safety fears
- Afghan, whose identity is secret, had initial claim rejected by Theresa May
- But immigration judges now say SAKA can stay under human rights laws

Theresa May initially rejected an application for the 32-year-old Taliban henchman to stay in the UK, but her decision was overturned by immigration judges
A Taliban henchman suspected of murder in Afghanistan has won the right to stay in Britain on human rights grounds.
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