Brighton 恐怖份子自由的背后,是假释法的懦弱
英文版/ English version
Brighton terrorist free because of weakened parole laws
It has now become clear that Brighton terrorist Yacqub Khayre was only able to be released from jail because the Andrews government weakened a crucial reform to parole laws.
The government told Victorians in 2015 that it had changed parole laws so that a violent offender could not get parole unless they had behaved satisfactorily for the second half of their time in jail.
However, this requirement was not included in the parole board’s rules, and Khayre was given parole even though he had committed arson in prison just a few months previously.
I questioned the Premier about this in Parliament last week, but he could not give any explanation for the failure.
If Khayre had still been in jail as he should have been, Nick Kai Hao would still be alive today.

