Fugitives wanted for murder and child rape are being allowed to stay in Britain under human rights law.

An ITV News investigation has revealed that British courts are refusing their extradition to countries such as Brazil due to claims that they would be mistreated in foreign prisons.

ITV News has also uncovered the case of a fugitive who was convicted of child rape in Brazil before fleeing to the UK, only to reoffend in London while wanted for his crimes back home.

In 2005, Marlon Martins Dos Santos was convicted of killing a man in Brazil, before being sentenced in 2015 to a further 14 years for repeatedly raping a five-year-old girl.

But by then, he had fled to the UK, where a judge again refused Brazil’s extradition request under Article 3 of the ECHR.

Following the ruling, Dos Santos offended again, this time in Britain.

In April he was convicted of possessing and distributing more than a thousand images of child abuse – including the most serious category.

https://www.itv.com/news/2025-06-16/fugitives-wanted-for-murder-and-child-rape-given-right-to-live-in-britain

No matter how much you hate our government, you don't hate them enough.

>>507761153 (OP)
Those ears hang so low!
And that face...
This is an early life kind of a case.

>>507761153 (OP)
>country that knowingly covers for child rapists (so long as they're brown) covers for a child rapist
Shocker!

Brazilian authorities also wish to extradite Nicolas Gomes De Brito, who fled to the UK in 2019 after allegedly ordering the murder of a rival gang member in Brazil.

De Brito now runs his own motorcycle garage in London, where our undercover reporters met him under the guise of discussing a job in security.

When Brazil requested De Brito’s extradition in 2022 he was arrested by British police, but successfully argued that his human rights would be infringed if he was sent back to Brazil.

Among the arguments that he put to a British judge was his claim to have been gay and married to a man, arguing that he would be treated especially harshly in Brazilian prisons due to his sexuality.

However, when ITV News filmed with De Brito he told our undercover reporters that he had a wife and son who lived with him in the UK, raising doubts about his claims in court.

In the end, a judge decided that he could stay in Britain due to broader concerns about his treatment in prison unrelated to his sexuality – namely that his rights under Article 3 of the ECHR could be violated.

>>507761153 (OP)
>>507761196
Here in Brazil is the same shit, every single one of these robbers have an extensive criminal record, and somehow are always on the streets.
The police does their job but the judges don't, simples as. I wonder if judges all over the world are in cohorts with the goal of sucking off criminals.

>>507761797
British Government: No, we can't deport this murdering mr potato head because he's pretending to be gay.

>>507761153 (OP)
No returns.

>>507762185
Literal potato

>>507761153 (OP)
>In 2005, Marlon Martins Dos Santos was convicted of killing a man in Brazil, before being sentenced in 2015 to a further 14 years for repeatedly raping a five-year-old girl.
Give him back, we will lynch him, guaranteed