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McCallion raises Tony Taylor incarceration with British Secretary of State

written by John April 21, 2018
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Lorraine Taylor with her husband Tony Taylor who is now into his third year behind bars on the word of MI5 spooks

SINN Féin’s Elisha McCallion has repeated her party’s call for the immediate release of imprisoned Derry man, Tony Taylor. 

The Derry republican was thrown back in prison over two years ago on the word of faceless MI5 spooks who claimed he was in breach of his release licence.
His wife Lorraine has been campaigning for his release since the Parole Commissioners revoked his licencenm
Speaking after meeting with the British Secretary of State in Westminster, the Foyle MP said:
“It is now over two years from Tony Taylor’s arrest and subsequent imprisonment. I made it clear, once again to the British Secretary of State that Tony’s continued detention is wrong and is a violation of his human rights.
“Sinn Féin has consistently stated that if evidence exists to show that Tony Taylor is a risk to the public, it should be put before him and his legal team in an open court so that this can be challenged.
“Over the course of the past two years, the British government has failed to produce any evidence which could in any way justify his continued detention.
“I also took the opportunity to remind Karen Bradley of the considerable strain placed on his wife, family and parents by his continued detention.
I have asked her to strongly consider the letter sent to her by Tony’s wife Lorraine and to re-visit his case a matter of urgency.
“Sinn Féin will continue to raise this matter with the British Secretary of State and will do so again until Tony Taylor is released.”
McCallion raises Tony Taylor incarceration with British Secretary of State was last modified: April 23rd, 2018 by John

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ELISHA MCCALLIONFoyle MPKAREN BRADLEYMcCallion raises Tony Taylor incarceration with British Secretary of StateSinn FeinTONY TAYLOR
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