>Awale was transferred to a special separation unit for the country’s most dangerous prisoners after he and another inmate ambushed the prison officer and threatened to kill him unless Britain released Qatada.
>He claimed this segregation – designed to prevent him harming officers and radicalising other inmates – had breached his right to a private life under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
>Awale claimed that he had suffered “severe depression” as a result of being denied contact with other inmates.
>The court was told he had asked to associate with one of the Islamist extremist killers of Fusilier Lee Rigby but was denied the request owing to “counter-terrorism concerns”.
>The High Court ruled in Awale’s favour, with a judge saying: “The degree of interference with the claimant’s private life which has resulted from his removal from association has been of some significance and duration.”
Astonishing. Lost for words.
Moorglademover on
They are taking us all for fucking idiots.
This shit has to stop.
Dramatic-Ad-4607 on
As the days go on i feel like we are being pissed on laughed at and spat on by all of our goverments. They know what they are doing as do the judges and others who allow this to happen and we keep putting up with it. Dont even feel hopeless anymore im just numb
the95th on
This has to be a false flag attack, making us hate human rights
BlondBitch91 on
Pandering to Islamic extremists is going to result in all of us having our human rights taken away. At this point leaving the ECHR and Farage in number 10 feel almost certain.
Not even one day into 2026 and we have headlines like this.
It was a failure on the prisons management, one of many.
Our prisons are a shambles and they cannot uphold the standards they are set at.
>“It’s a sick joke that taxpayers are handing this man £7,500 in compensation and footing a legal bill of over £230,000. This is a double murderer and extremist who took a prison officer hostage,” he said.
It’s more of a sick joke that our prisons are in such a shit state that these claims can come about in the first place. Do your job and stop passing the blame. Take some accountability for costing us, the tax payers, that money.
Jonnysupafly on
This is the kind of shit that is going to get Reform in, campaigning against the ECHR!
That money should be taken straight off him to compensate those who have had their human rights violated by this piece of filth!
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>Awale was transferred to a special separation unit for the country’s most dangerous prisoners after he and another inmate ambushed the prison officer and threatened to kill him unless Britain released Qatada.
>He claimed this segregation – designed to prevent him harming officers and radicalising other inmates – had breached his right to a private life under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
>Awale claimed that he had suffered “severe depression” as a result of being denied contact with other inmates.
>The court was told he had asked to associate with one of the Islamist extremist killers of Fusilier Lee Rigby but was denied the request owing to “counter-terrorism concerns”.
>The High Court ruled in Awale’s favour, with a judge saying: “The degree of interference with the claimant’s private life which has resulted from his removal from association has been of some significance and duration.”
Astonishing. Lost for words.
They are taking us all for fucking idiots.
This shit has to stop.
As the days go on i feel like we are being pissed on laughed at and spat on by all of our goverments. They know what they are doing as do the judges and others who allow this to happen and we keep putting up with it. Dont even feel hopeless anymore im just numb
This has to be a false flag attack, making us hate human rights
Pandering to Islamic extremists is going to result in all of us having our human rights taken away. At this point leaving the ECHR and Farage in number 10 feel almost certain.
Not even one day into 2026 and we have headlines like this.
This was reported on back in September 2024- [https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cevjvw9jl8eo](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cevjvw9jl8eo)
It was a failure on the prisons management, one of many.
Our prisons are a shambles and they cannot uphold the standards they are set at.
>“It’s a sick joke that taxpayers are handing this man £7,500 in compensation and footing a legal bill of over £230,000. This is a double murderer and extremist who took a prison officer hostage,” he said.
It’s more of a sick joke that our prisons are in such a shit state that these claims can come about in the first place. Do your job and stop passing the blame. Take some accountability for costing us, the tax payers, that money.
This is the kind of shit that is going to get Reform in, campaigning against the ECHR!
That money should be taken straight off him to compensate those who have had their human rights violated by this piece of filth!