UK Terrorism Law: Measures To Rehabilitate Former Terrorists Are Crucial, Says Former MI6 Counter-Terror Chief

in the news | November 25, 2014

International Business Times

Richard Barrett:

Providing a legal means to reintegrate into British society is crucial, and could particularly help would-be terrorists who realized they made a mistake, said Richard Barrett, a former counter-terrorism director at the U.K.’s spy service, or MI6.

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