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Extradition ordered for preacherGilbert Deya plans to fight any extradition bid
Mystery of 'miracle babies A court has ordered the extradition of a Kenyan pastor who claims he can give infertile couples "miracle babies".
Gilbert Deya, the self-proclaimed bishop of Gilbert Deya Ministries, is charged with five counts of child stealing between 1999 and 2004.
Mr Deya's wife, Mary Deya, has already been convicted of child stealing offences in Nairobi.
Lawyers for London-based Mr Deya said he had been unfairly targeted and will appeal against the extradition order.
The orders can be automatically appealed, meaning the Kenyan government's attempt to have Mr Deya returned to face trial could continue in British courts for months.
But the final decision on whether Mr Deya should be flown back home to face trial now lies with the Secretary of State (Foreign Minister) to whose office the verdict has now been forwarded.
The court has been hearing the extradition request from the Kenya Government, which is seeking to try the controversial evangelical preacher.
During the hearing which began on Wednesday, the Kenya Government alleged that Mr Deya stole five children between May 1999 and December 2004 and tried to pass them off as his own. He is accused also of conspiracy to murder a police officer in Kenya.
However, his lawyer, Mr Ben Cooper, said his client is a victim of a political vendetta by the Kenya government because of his criticism of it.
On Thursday, the judge in his verdict said: “Having reached the conclusion that Mr Deya’s extradition will be compatible with the Convention Rights within the meaning of the Human Rights Act 1998, I must send this case to the Secretary of State for its decision whether Mr Deya is to be extradited in accordance with Section 87(3) of the Act.”
Immediately after the ruling, Mr Deya’s elder brother, Amos, said they would appeal saying the case could not end in a magistrate’s court.
An angry Mr Deya stormed out of the court building 30 minutes after the ruling and declined to talk to journalists.
[ACKNOLEDGEMENT: bbc,daily nation]The court has been hearing the extradition request from the Kenya Government, which is seeking to try the controversial evangelical preacher.
During the hearing which began on Wednesday, the Kenya Government alleged that Mr Deya stole five children between May 1999 and December 2004 and tried to pass them off as his own. He is accused also of conspiracy to murder a police officer in Kenya.
However, his lawyer, Mr Ben Cooper, said his client is a victim of a political vendetta by the Kenya government because of his criticism of it.
On Thursday, the judge in his verdict said: “Having reached the conclusion that Mr Deya’s extradition will be compatible with the Convention Rights within the meaning of the Human Rights Act 1998, I must send this case to the Secretary of State for its decision whether Mr Deya is to be extradited in accordance with Section 87(3) of the Act.”
Immediately after the ruling, Mr Deya’s elder brother, Amos, said they would appeal saying the case could not end in a magistrate’s court.
An angry Mr Deya stormed out of the court building 30 minutes after the ruling and declined to talk to journalists.
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DIASPORA 4KIBAKI IS AN UMBRELLA BODY FOR PRESIDENT KIBAKI'S REELECTION CAMPAIGN IN THE UK-would like to invite to a fundraising dinner in support of the re election of hon mwai kibaki the president of the republic of kenya
Guest speakers:Judy Kibaki[daughter to H.E mwai kibaki,Hon Amos Kimunya -Minister of Finance Kenya,Hon Uhuru Kinyatta-leader of the opposition,Hon.Kipruto Kirwa-Minister of Agriculture,Jimnah Mbaru-Nairobi Stock exchange
DATE: SATURDAY 10 NOVEMBER 2007
VENUE: The Rembrandt hotel
11 thurloe place
Kinghtbridge,london
SW7 2RS
TIME: 1800 HRS
TICKETS: £ 60 PER HEAD
CONTACT :02071704190
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THE 5th PROUD DEBATE: 'BME People and the Justice System'
Next, FRIDAY 16TH November 5p.m TO 7p.m, 8TH FLOOR SELBORNE HOUSE, 54 Victoria st., London SW1E 6QW
Friday 16th November is the return of the PROUD Debate! !
Our guest panel will be: DAVID MICHAEL- Detective Chief Inspector (retired) http://www.dmichael.co.uk/index2.shtml
DELORES BENNETT- Crown Prosecution Service
KEN FERO- Campaigner & Film maker http://www.injusticefilm.%20co.uk/
LEROY GREEN- Equalities National Council http://www.encweb.org.%20uk/
DAVID MCFARLANE- Black Police Association http://www.nationalbpa.com/
As before the evening promises to be an explosion of opinions and a cascade of emotion as we focus on:
The controversial stop and search police powers
The controversial plight of Sir Ian Blair- how have recent events shaped our view of the police?
The controversial anti-terrorism laws- Are they discriminating against Asian communities or are they necessary in the present day U.K.
Deaths in Police Custody
Why is there such a disproportionately large amount of BME people in prisons & mental institutions?
Are BME communities convinced that initiatives such as operation Trident are doing enough to make our streets safe?
You as the audience will be able to throw your questions at our distinguished panel. This promises to be a great night- Not to be missed!
This event is to take place on the 8th Floor Selborne House, Ministry Of Justice, 54 Victoria street, (Opposite House of Fraser) London SW1E 6QW.
(Food & non-alcoholic beverages will also be served)
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