Why should Pakistan accept a British criminal?

[Yasser76]

Oh bhai......paleej no?

How many Indians been deported just this year from the collective west? for various crimes. Both residencies/ citizenship's revoked.

Yup, shackled up in chains and put on transport planes

 

[Ali_Baba]

UK is a country that has stripped the citizenship of Shamima Begum -- who was born in the UK --

This was very shameful by the UK and it means that all British born Citizens "citizenship" of none-white value is less than a white persons "citizenship" whose "citizenship" cannot be stripped because there is "no one else to take them"..

Basically with this act, the UK created a 2-tier "citizenship" model with that action.

 

[Pakistan First]

Hang him. A rapist / pedo should face death punishment.

 

[Master Chief]

This was very shameful by the UK and it means that all British born Citizens "citizenship" of none-white value is less than a white persons "citizenship" whose "citizenship" cannot be stripped because there is "no one else to take them"..

Basically with this act, the UK created a 2-tier "citizenship" model with that action.

Well Bangladesh did the right thing by formally denying her transfer to Bangladesh. I don't think she ever had dual nationality though so perhaps the decision was technically more straightforward for them. Pakistan should, ideally, also find some way to not accept this individual.

 

[Distant_Observer]

Well Bangladesh did the right thing by formally denying her transfer to Bangladesh. I don't think she ever had dual nationality though so perhaps the decision was technically more straightforward for them. Pakistan should, ideally, also find some way to not accept this individual.

Absolutely shocking how they dealt with her.

Underage British girl brainwashed into leaving for Syria to become a child bride and they made her stateless.

 

[Master Chief]

Absolutely shocking how they dealt with her.

Underage British girl brainwashed into leaving for Syria to become a child bride and they made her stateless.

Be that as it may or may not, Pakistan, Bangladesh and anyone else should not make it a habit for Britain to send its unwanted criminals to them.

Why should developing nations turn "clemency" into some sort of transnational business? We need to push back against this judicial model before it becomes institutionalised.