US EditionTommy Robinson loses bid to challenge prison segregation in High Court
- Tommy Robinson's High Court challenge against his prison segregation was dismissed by Mr Justice Chamberlain, who stated that his case was 'not arguable'.
- The Ministry of Justice stated that Robinson's segregation was necessary due to threats to his safety from other prisoners.
- Robinson had been segregated since November due to threats to his safety, which negatively affected his mental health.
- Robinson reportedly experienced a decline in mental health due to his isolation and faced threats of violence if moved to a different wing.
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Letter: A level of security
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UK: Tommy Robinson refused legal challenge to jail segregation
British anti-Muslim activist Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, who counts Tesla billionaire Elon Musk among his supporters, was on Friday refused permission to bring a legal challenge over the decision to hold him in segregation in prison. Yaxley-Lennon, known by the pseudonym Tommy Robinson, was jailed for 18 months last October after admitting contempt of court. The far-right figure breached an injunction which prevented him repeating libellous statement…
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