Muslim leader living in Britain sentenced to death by hanging for war crimes in Bangladesh

[Dedworth]

Muslim leader living in Britain sentenced to death by hanging for war crimes in Bangladesh


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz2jasDEAbE


Extradite him now

[joebloggs]

it will not be safe to send him back his human rights will keep him here

[fred]

Muslim leader living in Britain sentenced to death by hanging for war crimes in Bangladesh

• Chowdury Mueen-Uddin, 63, found guilty of murdering nine university professors, three physicians and six journalists - including a BBC reporter
• Former director of NHS Muslim Spiritual Care was a member of Islamic militia fighting against Bangladesh's independence in December 1971
• Judge told court: 'Justice will not be done without capital punishment'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz2jasDEAbE


Extradite him now

I cant see him being extradited due to the EU`s human rights authority`s influence on the British justice system ...Completely unable to make its own decisions on such cases anymore.

[stevewool]

he, s not the only war criminal here i am sure and none will ever be deported

[Dedworth]

Why as a good Muslim should he fear a spot of shariah justice ?

Interesting background here - Mueen Uddin: The Mass Murderer at the Heart of Britain’s Islamist Establishment

http://hurryupharry.org/2012/10/14/m...establishment/

[Terpe]

Taken from the Daily Mail linked article:-

Britain refused to extradite Mr Uddin, a founder of the Muslim Council of Britain, if he were to face the death penalty when an arrest warrant was issued earlier this year.

[Michael Parnham]

He should be pleased to die!

[bigmarco]

Strange as the Muslim Council of Britain is sold to us as the more moderate voice of Islam
I think the Bangladeshi legal system was a bit naive in sentencing him to death knowing full well that we'll never extradite somebody to be executed.
In view of the crimes that he has been found guilty of in his absence I would question whether it's a wise move to have him walking the streets of the UK a free man.