The Conservative leader, Iain Duncan Smith, urged that...
The Conservative leader, Iain Duncan Smith, urged that emergency anti-terror laws should include the power to send suspected terrorists back to countries such as the United States and India even though they might face the death penalty
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The Conservative leader, Iain Duncan Smith, urged that emergency anti-terror laws should include the power to send suspected terrorists back to countries such as the United States and India even though they might face the death penalty.
Duncan Smith said the ban in Britain's extradition laws on sending back suspected terrorist to the US because they would face execution was "ridiculous and mad".
Duncan Smith said the ban in Britain's extradition laws on sending back suspected terrorist to the US because they would face execution was "ridiculous and mad".
— SOURCES
- (Sources: Guardian, 08/10/2001)
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