LONDON - The British government plans to announce new rules for the imprisonment of convicted terrorists after an Islamic militant who was recently released from prison stabbed two people in south London, the second such attack in less than three months. He added that de-radicalizing people is a “very, very difficult thing to do” and that he was concerned about the way convicted terrorists in prison are handled. The attack in London recalled a November stabbing attack carried out by another man who had served prison time for terrorism offences. More than 70 people convicted of terror offences have been released in Britain after serving time in prison and more than 200 others are currently in prison convicted of terrorist offences. London’s opposition Mayor Sadiq Khan said Sunday’s attack was clearly foreseeable in the wake of the London Bridge murders.

Source: thestar February 03, 2020 10:18 UTC