Death row Briton leaves Pakistan - committing crimes abroad

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If you don't report a crime, you cannot blame the justice system for failing you.

But all that is secondary to this topic.

This topic is about a convicted murderer being released onto british streets.

This is a cavalier attitude to foreign affairs, and I strongly disagree with it.

"For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens 'as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone'" - David Cameron, UK Prime Minister. 13 May 2015.

As the man concerned was a British citizen, it is surely the duty of the government to do their best to aid his bid for justice abroad.

Unfortunately, the justice system in certain countries is very corrupt and cannot be trusted. There was some good evidence that this guy was a victim of rough justice, so the government was right to put Pakistan under pressure to overturn the death sentence or release him.

When British justice has proven to be untrustworthy, other governments have applied political pressure, like in the case of the Irish prisoners who were framed in the 1970s/80s.

If they had done nothing then no doubt they would be criticized as well for not caring about an asian citizen of the UK.

With all the political pressure applied, I am certain once the case got all the way upto the supreme court, it would have been easier to buckle.

In third world countries, the justice system may not be as strong as here, but once it gets that far up, it will be strong.

And why not come to some sort of agreement to try the guy uder british law, and then reprison him in the UK if found guilty?

His conviction was not overturned. He was just released.

"For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens 'as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone'" - David Cameron, UK Prime Minister. 13 May 2015.

Wasn’t he originally acquitted of the murder by Pakistan's High Court?

He was then put on another trial by a “sharia” court and found guilty.

It does appear that his conviction was in that court was unsound. Therefore, the Brit were right to put pressure on Pakistan to release him.

"Admin" wrote:
If you don't report a crime, you cannot blame the justice system for failing you.

And if you do report a crime, you cannot be sure if it will be recorded.

"Admin" wrote:
Wasn’t he originally acquitted of the murder by Pakistan's High Court?

He was then put on another trial by a “sharia” court and found guilty.


That's correct.

[b][color=indigo]He looks like a grandad with all his white hairs.[/color][/b]

"latifah" wrote:
Wasn’t he originally acquitted of the murder by Pakistan's High Court?

He was then put on another trial by a “sharia” court and found guilty.

It does appear that his conviction was in that court was unsound. Therefore, the Brit were right to put pressure on Pakistan to release him.

Yes he was aquitted by the high court, but then the Shari'ah court saw that it could come under their jurisdiction (well someone did anyway) and so he was retried in the shari'ah court.

And yes he said that the cabbie tried to physically and sexually assualt him at gun point. Durring the ensuing struggle the kid managed to accidentally shoot the cabbie with his own gun.

Gentleness and kindness were never a part of anything except that it made it beautiful, and harshness was never a part of anything except that it made it ugly.

Through cheating, stealing, and lying, one may get required results but finally one becomes

"Admin" wrote:
If you don't report a crime, you cannot blame the justice system for failing you.

But all that is secondary to this topic.

This topic is about a convicted murderer being released onto british streets.

This is a cavalier attitude to foreign affairs, and I strongly disagree with it.

sorry....BUT NO WAY IS THIS SECONDARY! Why follow the pakistani justice system for this one case??? when there are many many people getting away. it's not fair to hang this man, and then go and let someone else free coz they have contacts with the police. Thats all I'm saying.

live and let live!!!!!!!

oh and if a a girl was to go the police to repot rape..........what are the chances that she will be safe?? zilch!

live and let live!!!!!!!

"latifah" wrote:

If they had done nothing then no doubt they would be criticized as well for not caring about an asian citizen of the UK.

thnak you !

live and let live!!!!!!!

i dont know think the man purposely killled the cabbie in pakistan dere are a lot of those people who go out to sexually assault innocent people and a reaction in shok wud justify his actions im not saying he is innocent all i am saying is dat dere is reason 2 believe he is innocent but then again the human mind is comlicated it cud hve been smething completely different

Those who danced were thought to be quite insane, by those who couldn't hear the music...

Whether innocent or not this guy should have got the death penalty. It has undermined the Shariah courts in PK.

He who sacrifices his conscience to ambition, burns a picture to obtain the ashes!

With the exception of one person here, your staggering ignorance, lack of compassion and downright stupidity appals me.

What makes this worse is the deceitful admin who is undoubtedly aware of the facts of the case, chooses to withhold them from you – the unaware and uneducated.

Here is a story of a miscarriage of justice of chilling proportions involving two Muslims in a Muslim country. He had the backing, help and support of the British government, Amnesty International and Prince Charles. Did he get any support from the Muslim community? No, what he gets is snide cheap remarks from people who are totally unaware of their ignorance yet revel in their perceived self-importance.

In case anyone is interested, here are the facts:-

A taxi driver sexually molests him as an 18 year old. In the ensuing altercation, he kills the taxi driver who was attempting to rape him.

He is tried and sentenced to death by the sessions court in Islamabad. This decision was overturned by the Lahore High Court, which noted serious discrepancies in the case.

He was retuned to the sessions court and sentenced to life imprisonment. This was overturned yet again by the High Court, which acquitted him. Get it? He was pronounced innocent.

As an illegal political gesture, his case was passed to the Shariat in contravention of both Pakistani and Islamic law. He was sentenced to death in a two-one decision, with the dissenter strongly recommending acquittal of all charges.

Under concerted international pressure from the previously mentioned parties he was released following 18 years of imprisonment for committing no crime.

So, what kind of support does he get from his own community? Stupid, ignorant comments devoid of any understanding, intelligence or compassion.

Would anyone here care to defend the corrupt, evil, vicious Sharia court? If so, please prepare yourself and do some research first.

"mmm" wrote:
It has undermined the Shariah courts in PK.

Lol Lol Lol Lol don't make me laugh!!!

live and let live!!!!!!!

"peacegirl" wrote:
Lol Lol Lol Lol don't make me laugh!!!

Exactly! what an idiotic, unprincipled, bigoted, nonsensical, offensive statement - it is better that an inncocent man was executed than to undermine a corrupt sharia court.

And you wonder why people dislike and do not trust muslims?

"eH" wrote:
"peacegirl" wrote:
Lol Lol Lol Lol don't make me laugh!!!

Exactly! what an idiotic, unprincipled, bigoted, nonsensical, offensive statement - it is better that an inncocent man was executed than to undermine a corrupt sharia court.

And you wonder why people dislike and do not trust muslims?

In response to your last sentence.... Unlike you, I don't think there is much wrong with Muslims and I DO NOT NEED TO CONFORM TO WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK TO BE CORRECT. The west say it’s wrong so it’s wrong. I should wear a skirt so I will. Hang on is that beer? I’ll have that too. Wait mum where are you going? Tokyo Project Night Club son! Can I come with you?

Your last post. Wow! Such big words for such a small mind.

Now I am going to prove you wrong, but because your ARROGANCE EXCEEDS YOUR INTELLIGENCE you won’t admit it to. It’s a disease, get it checked! Wink

Anyone heard of another person on death row abroad? No?

So why is this guy so famous? It is another chance for the media to undermine Islam and its Law, which is stated by……….. Not Tony Blair not Bush…… but Allah SWT. Let me reiterate that [color=blue]Shariah Law is STATED BY ALLAH.[/color]

One Paki on death row and such hoo ha? What about all the Palestinians being butchered? YOU CALLED ME UNPRINCIPLED?

DID I SAY HE WAS [color=red]NOT[/color] INNOCENT? You silly little girl.
Is death a bad thing? Do you doubt that Allah will reward him for a wrongful sentence if it was? YOU SAID MY STATEMENT WAS OFFENSIVE BUT YOU QUESTION MY LORD? THAT IS OFFENSIVE. Pathetic little girl.

The Shariah Law is above all other.

The Media love Islam vs the rest of the world. Especially when it ‘seems to be inhuamne’ to low IQ people who don’t understand it.

He who sacrifices his conscience to ambition, burns a picture to obtain the ashes!

"eH" wrote:

Would anyone here care to defend the corrupt, evil, vicious Sharia court? If so, please prepare yourself and do some research first.

Ah I didn't read your last sentence. Your not Muslim. Disregard my last post. Lol

By the way your research into the Shariah Courts is very indepth so many quotes gave me eye strain Lol Lol Wink

He who sacrifices his conscience to ambition, burns a picture to obtain the ashes!

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