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keir starmer facing pressure to bring in an influential person Andrew Tate back to uk face rape charges,
Tate, a 39-year-old self-described misogynist, returned to the headlines when he lost his comeback fight against American reality TV star Chase DeMure. Dubai on Saturday,
After losing to Demur in the sixth round, he exited the boxing ring with an injury.
Tate and his brother Tristan face 21 charges in Britain, including rape, assault, human trafficking and controlling prostitution.
Bedfordshire Police A European arrest warrant has been obtained for these men, but separate court proceedings have been agreed to be allowed romania Rape and human trafficking should be completed first.
Tate also faces civil action in Britain from four women who have accused him of assault and rape.
The Tate brothers were under house arrest in Romania until February, and have traveled abroad, including to the United States, since the restrictions were lifted.
Now the Prime Minister is being urged to use Tate’s visit to Dubai as motivation to extradite him to Britain.
Shadow Foreign Secretary Dame Priti Patel said: “The Tate brothers face extremely serious charges and it is long past time they were brought to face justice in the UK.
“The Prime Minister should urge the Dubai authorities to arrest and extradite him when he gets there so that proper judicial process can take place.”
Labor MP Emily Darlington, who campaigned on behalf of Tate’s alleged victims, said: “It is a travesty of justice that the Tate brothers have been allowed to roam freely around the world, while their alleged victims cannot even go on social media for fear of being harassed and their locations revealed.
“Too often, we see in our society that victims and survivors have limited lives while abusers escape justice.
Matt Jury of McCue & Partners, who is representing four women who brought a civil case against Tate, also urged Sir Keir to take action.
He said: “The UK Government has a golden opportunity this weekend Andrew Tate Caught in Dubai and eventually faced trial in Britain But we have seen time and again that the Labor Minister, for all his tough talk on tackling sexual violence against women, is reluctant to do what is necessary to ensure justice for women who have alleged that they were raped and assaulted by Tate.
He said: “If you want to teach boys about the dangers of misogyny, start by showing them that it can have consequences.”