Asylum seeker who sexually attacked his stepdaughter won't be sent back to Africa so he can give wife 'emotional support' as she looks after her children.
An asylum seeker who sexually attacked his stepdaughter avoided deportation back to Africa so he could give his wife 'emotional' support as she looked after her children.
The offender, who cannot be named, won the right to stay in the UK on human rights grounds.
It was ruled that if the man, originally from central Africa, was removed his wife 'would lose all emotional support' and it would 'negatively' affect her children's wellbeing. DM.
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