British Muslim Accused of U.K. Bombing Plot Loses Damages Fight
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A British Muslim convicted of plotting to carry out a bombing attack can’t appeal a ruling rejecting his bid to win compensation from the U.K. government for its alleged complicity in his torture.
Salahuddin Amin, who is currently serving a life sentence, sued the U.K. security services for their role in his unlawful detention in Pakistan and subsequent removal to Britain in 2005, where he was immediately arrested.