A former political prisoner is facing calls for deportation while war criminals are welcomed with opened arms.
A former political prisoner is facing calls for deportation while war criminals are welcomed with opened arms.
By Ahmed Najar
Palestinian political analyst and playwright.
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Row erupts in UK over support for British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah
Alaa Abd el-Fattah pushes back against calls to revoke his UK citizenship
Egyptian-British man freed; some call for him to lose citizenship - UPI.com
Tories and Labour face questions over support for activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah
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Starmer criticised for welcoming return of Egyptian activist
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Activist apologises for historic tweets as Tories urge Starmer to deport him from UK
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Home secretary urged to strip activist of British citizenship
LONDON: The UK prime minister is facing criticism after he celebrated the return to Britain of a human rights activist who was…
British-Egyptian activist apologises 'unequivocally' for 'hurtful' social media posts but says some have been misinterpreted
A political prisoner freed from an Egyptian prison and brought home to the Britain is facing strong criticism for tweets he made…
Dissident was freed by Egypt after campaign by successive UK governments but offensive posts have surfaced
UK PM calls arrival of blogger and Egyptian government critic, who spent nearly 12 years in prison, 'profound relief'.
I have no interest in defending his social media posts, but calls to strip the newly freed activist of British citizenship pile…
