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UK: Tell Parliament to launch an Inquiry into Theresa May’s “aid for executions”

10 August 2015

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"Theresa May’s Home Office is Europe’s biggest backer of aggressive overseas raids which send drug mules to death row. By funding such raids the Home Office has enabled hundreds of death sentences and executions in countries like Iran and Pakistan."

See the article: Tell Parliament to launch an Inquiry into Theresa May’s “aid for executions” (Reprieve, link)

And see: Joint letter: Call for an urgent Inquiry into Home Office involvement in overseas drug enforcement (pdf)

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