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Absent Justice with Moazzam Begg: the case of Abu Qatada

Written by Moazzam Begg Tuesday, 14 February 2012

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This week: the case of Abu Qatada, the Jordanian national accused of being one of the UK's most dangerous extremist preachers. With journalist Victoria Brittain

Read From Bethlehem to Belmarsh: Abu Qatada's ordeal in Britain by Moazzam Begg

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