British political prisoner challenges government to face him in court

Human rights groups are criticising the British government for attempting to deport a Libyan man back to his homeland despite the risk of him being tortured there. Faraj Hassan has been detained for over six years without charge or trial on suspicions that he's a terrorist. But in an exclusive interview with Press TV's Roshan Muhammed Salih, he insisted that he's an innocent man.

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[whereismyfreedom]

now in the UK your not allowed to get computer, cell, any money, and your not allowed to go on the bus or to the college!! why would u wanna stay in stupid country has no human rights whatsoever like the uk, don't tell me you have done nothing in libya and they wanna kill u!! are u kidding me i know whats going on so you have done so much and if your fighting for your freedom why are u scared now? or u can only talk in libya

[UNIQUE1982]

This country is in absolute chaos and we cannot have any more strain taking in people under human rights. This country has fallen apart at the seems because of the influx and strain on the system.

[Benghazison]

May god bless the soul of our Libyan brother Faraj.

[Benghazison]

@UNIQUE1982 you need to know this lad is dead now, the lad has gone, have some humanity please. May God bless his soul.

[BintFoulan]

Inna Lillahi wa Inna Ilayhi Raji'un

[Anglostani]

May Allah give you the highest place in heaven and give patience and good sustenance to your wife and children you leave behind. RIP.

[romeosevendelta]

@romeosevendelta *want us to feel sorry for him*

[romeosevendelta]

@kuffar666 That's what i'm saying. He did something so fucked up that his own country won't take him back and yet people want us to for him. I say send hime back so he can get what he's earned for himself.

[kuffar666]

@HijaBIxAppreNtiCe

If he doesn't like it he knows where Heathrow is, he can claim "asylum" in a muslim country.

[kuffar666]

@romeosevendelta

Good!!!