The UK Home Office funded a luxury hotel stay for a rapist, Yaqub Ahmed, in a desperate attempt to secure his deportation to East Africa. The victim, Hannah, did not receive the same level of care and support. Court papers reveal the elaborate 'care plan' costing tens of thousands of pounds for Ahmed, including a 14-week stay at a hotel in Somalia's capital Mogadishu.
It was the kind of dedicated care you would perhaps expect to be provided to a traumatised rape victim. A personalised support package that included a three-and-a-half month stay at a comfortable hotel overlooking the Indian Ocean with a doctor on call to give crucial psychological therapy. This is not, however, what was offered to Hannah, the victim of a horrific gang rape when she was just 16.
Instead, it was laid on for her attacker, Yaqub Ahmed, as part of a desperate bid by the Home Office to secure his deportation to East Africa. Court papers obtained by The Mail on Sunday detail how officials were forced to draw up an elaborate 'care plan' costing tens of thousands of pounds for Ahmed in a bid to defeat his attempts to thwart deportation to Somalia on human rights grounds. The centrepiece of the package was for taxpayers to fund a 14-week stay for Ahmed at the Peace Hotel, near Aden Adde Airport in Somalia's capital Mogadishu. It included free meals and is estimated to have cost up to £11,80
UK Home Office Luxury Stay Rapist Deportation East Africa Victim Care Plan Somalia Mogadishu
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