Asim Qureshi discusses the case of Talha Ahsan, a south Londoner who has spent the last 6 years of his life in prison fighting extradition to the US, on charges which still haven't been made clear to him. Hamja Ahsan (Talha's brother) and Seyed Ahsan (Talha's father) join Asim in the studio.
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