I donât dispute that Fayaz Hosseini is a deeply unpleasant and dangerous man and should not be in the UK but what is reported in the opening post does not accord with the sentencing remarks - which were easy to find:
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SENTENCING REMARKS OF MRS JUSTICE STEYN DBE
⌠between 2019 and 2024 you were convicted in Sweden of 17 offences on 12 occasions. These include multiple drug and dishonesty offences and, most pertinently, the following offences:
⢠Threatening behaviour towards a public servant (1 month imprisonment);
⢠an Offence against the act relating to the banning of knives and other dangerous objects (fine);
⢠Threatening behaviour (3 monthsâ imprisonment);
⢠Causing minor bodily injury (in effect, no separate penalty);
⢠Vandalism (2 monthsâ imprisonment); and
⢠Possessing an offensive weapon in a public place (6 monthsâ imprisonment).
Having regard to the nature of the particular offences I have identified, the fact that they have all been committed during the past six years, and their relevance to the offence of Making athreat to kill, your antecedents are a significant aggravating factor.
There is nothing about child sexual offences. As the judge also remarked:
You said, âI come to England because I want marriage with your sisterâ, words which were clearly intended as a sexual threat then surely she would have deemed other alleged multiple child sexual offences pertinent.
The judge also said:
You claim that as a result of your history in Afghanistan, this trial and your social media profile, you would be at risk from the Taliban in Afghanistan. You have adduced no evidence in support of any aspect of this submission. You left a safe European country, Sweden, where you had lived for nine years, and travelled through other safe European countries (Germany and France), before coming to the UK. On your own case, your asylum claim has been fully adjudicated in Sweden and rejected. You have not stated what the grounds for rejection were. I am not persuaded, on the evidence before me, that you have an arguable asylum claim such as to reduce your culpability.
She also said:
In your police interview you asserted that âFayaz Hosseiniâ is your real name, and that you gave a different name to the UK authorities because you have enemies who you did not want to find you. I am sure that you gave the UK authorities a false name and a false date of birth. That was not because you were hiding from so-called âenemiesâ: if that were the case, you would not have live-streamed your journey on social media. It was because you have a criminal record in Sweden, and in that country you were facing an extant prison sentence of 6 months.
The Swedish government has withdrawn an extradition matter concerning an alleged knife offence. You claimed asylum in Sweden which was, in due course, rejected. You claim that you had exhausted all appeal rights in Sweden and had been served with notice requiring you to leave Sweden within 25 days.
Given what Judge Steyn has said, I cannot see any reason why, on completion of his sentence, he wonât be returned to Afghanistan.