What I’m not going to do in this review of Rizwaan Sabir’s book The Suspect is go through the details of why he was arrested and released. While it is not unimportant, as far as I’m concerned, it is the least important aspect of the difficulties he has been forced to endure. Rizwaan, like thousands of Muslims in the UK, was arrested under terrorism legislation and released without charge. For the majority of British society, that is the end of the story – the police suspected someone and released that person, so the justice system worked in the way that it is supposed to. Except, that really isn’t the story at all. The story is of how a system of violence haunted Rizw
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