Hands Off Cain
NEWS ARCHIVE·DEATH PENALTY·FEBRUARY 14, 2000
Afghanistan

Thirteen Afghans appeared in court charged with the...

Thirteen Afghans appeared in court charged with the Ariana hijacking after the Stansted airport four day stand-off

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Thirteen Afghans appeared in court charged with the Ariana hijacking after the Stansted airport four day stand-off. They are believed to be seeking political asylum. On the same day 73 of the hijack victims flew home to Kandahar to a heroes' welcome. However, Jack Straw said that 69 of the 74 passengers remaining in Britain have sought asylum.
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  • (Sources: The Independent, 15/02/2000)