Hypocrisy in the UK

July 21st, 2003 | by aobaoill |

I’ve found the moves to have British detainees at Guantanamo extradited to the UK somewhat distasteful, and this piece from the Guardian’s Wrap explains perfectly why that might be:

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown uses her Independent column to ask the government to do more still: she points out that Moazzam Begg and Feroz Abbassi, the two Britons facing a tribunal, are not the only prisoners in the 670-strong camp. There is something repellent about campaigning for Britons while ignoring the plight of those who had the “rotten luck” to be born in other nations, she says.

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