Shahajan Janjua's story is a glimpse of what the war on terror means for young British Asian men
Victoria Brittain | The Guardian
How does a young man from west London find himself landed in a Kenyan police station, hanging from his wrists, his feet tied to buckets of freezing water? How does he find himself, soon after, being dined by MI5 officers at a Nairobi hotel one moment, then imprisoned underground in the desert the next?
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