{UAH} 'Living in fear' after being deported from the UK

Frank Mujabi,/ Dan Bwanika

Why is the UK insisting on deporting Jamaican ex-convicts, knowing very well that killer gangs are waiting for them on the streets of Kingston? It is against international law to deport anyone into the waiting arms of his killers. Nearly 10 of these  ex-convicts have been murdered literally within days of setting foot in Jamaica. The authorities in the UK know that these ex-convicts were all working for the same yardie drugs gangs that are run from Jamaica and many are suspected to have cooperated with the police to gain their freedom. It is totally insensitive and cruel to treat informants the way the UK is treating the so-called jamaican yardies. The moment they are dumped on the streets of Kingston, they are like sitting ducks, with no where to hide and no where to run.

Bobby

This needs highlighting... they are sending people to Jamaica and placing them in harms way! No provisions are in place for them its disgusting

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'Living in fear' after being deported from the UK

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