Refugee who murdered his wife & lied he was bisexual to stay in Britain dodges deportation

A REFUGEE who murdered his wife and lied he was bisexual to stay in Britain dodged deportation under Europe’s human rights laws. He was jailed for a minimum of 12 years in 2008 and the Home Office wants to send him back to Bangladesh on his release. But an immigration tribunal ruled it would breach […]

A REFUGEE who murdered his wife and lied he was bisexual to stay in Britain dodged deportation under Europe’s human rights laws.

He was jailed for a minimum of 12 years in 2008 and the Home Office wants to send him back to Bangladesh on his release.

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A refugee who murdered his wife and lied he was bisexual to stay in Britain dodged deportation under Europe’s human rights laws[/caption]

But an immigration tribunal ruled it would breach rules set by the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, France.

Judge Hugo Norton-Taylor accepted the 40-year-old killer — who can only be named as EH — lied about his sexuality, by claiming to be bisexual.

He told a court hearing the deportation appeal: “This aspect of the appellant’s case is an untruthful embellishment.”

But the judge sided with the murderer’s case not to be deported.

He said: “The appellant is a refugee whose removal from the United Kingdom would violate Article 3.

“He therefore succeeds in his appeal on these grounds.

“It remains the case he is a foreign national offender whose deportation is in the public interest.

“However, as result of my conclusions, deportation cannot be effected.”

EH also claimed to be a Christian convert meaning he will be persecuted at home and at risk of suicide.

Tory MP Nigel Mills told The Sun: “This is a disgrace.

“These judges favour criminals and not the British people.

“This individual’s a murderer and told a blatant lie during the immigration process.”