Rochdale grooming gang: Wrong to deport members, tribunal told

Rochdale grooming gang leader avoids deportation by renouncing Pakistani citizenship

Since release from jail, Abdul Aziz and two others have fought deportation on the grounds that it would interfere with their human rights

Rochdale Sex Grooming Pair Argue Deportation Is Not Fair Because Gang Leader Avoided It

Two men who were convicted of being part of a gang that groomed and sexually exploited under-age girls in the town of Rochdale, near Manchester, have told a tribunal it is unfair for them to be deported to Pakistan because the gang’s leader is safe from deportation. Last week Adil Khan, 51, and Qari Abdul Rauf, 52, began their final attempt to avoid deportation, at an immigration tribunal in London. Khan—who was jailed for eight years for conspi…

A ringleader of Rochdale's infamous sex grooming gang has avoided deportation

Abdul Aziz, 55, was told he would not be sent to Pakistan - two fellow gang members, Adil Khan, 51, and Abdul Rauf, 52, are continuing to fight deportation

Rochdale grooming gang: Wrong to deport members, tribunal told

Two members of the Rochdale grooming gang are appealing against their deportation to Pakistan.

Rochdale grooming gang members can't be deported from UK because of European Court of Human Rights, tribunal hears

The ringleader of a Rochdale grooming gang has so far avoided deportation

Two other gang members should not be deported because the grooming ringleader avoided being sent away, a tribunal has heard

Nine gang members were sentenced to prison in 2012 for a variety of child sex offences in Rochdale, including Abdul Aziz, 51, Adil Khan, 51, and Qari Rauf, 52.