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A murderer who killed up to 400 people in his homeland has been granted asylum in Britain.
John Thuo, 27, butchered his victims in machete attacks in his native Kenya, spent a decade living in rent-free accommodation provided by the National Asylum Support Service. He also receives an allowance of £160 a month.
He remained in the UK for three years after an appeal, under the Human Rights Act, to the Immigration and Asylum Chamber. He says deporting him would infringe his human rights because he would face execution by the sect on his return.
His neighbours added: ‘He’s quite a big drinker. He’ll buy bottles of vodka and get drunk. When he does that he gets aggressive.’
John Thuo, 27, butchered his victims in machete attacks in his native Kenya, spent a decade living in rent-free accommodation provided by the National Asylum Support Service. He also receives an allowance of £160 a month.
He remained in the UK for three years after an appeal, under the Human Rights Act, to the Immigration and Asylum Chamber. He says deporting him would infringe his human rights because he would face execution by the sect on his return.
His neighbours added: ‘He’s quite a big drinker. He’ll buy bottles of vodka and get drunk. When he does that he gets aggressive.’
