article_snippet.sent: Theresa May initially rejected an application for the 32-year-old Taliban henchman to stay in the UK, but Theresa decision was overturned by immigration judges .
article_snippet.sent: A Taliban henchman suspected of murder in Afghanistan has won the right to stay in Britain on human rights grounds.
article_snippet.sent: The Afghan, whose identity has been kept secret by the courts, had an initial claim for sanctuary rejected by
article_snippet.sent: Home Secretary Theresa May. But in a controversial move, immigration judges have now thrown out Home Secretary Theresa May. decision and given SAKA permission to stay because Home Secretary Theresa May. was entitled to asylum and protection under human rights laws.
article_snippet.sent: Hearing the case in the Upper Tribunal of the Immigration and Asylum Chamberthe Upper Tribunal of the Immigration and Asylum
article_snippet.sent: Chamberthe Immigration and Asylum Chamber
article_snippet.sent: Last night, a former British commander criticised the judgement and demanded a shake-up of human rights legislation so the judgement could not be exploited by former insurgents.
article_snippet.sent: Colonel Richard Kemp, who led UK forces in Afghanistan, said: ‘Our blind adherence to European human rights legislation sees British soldiers who risk their lives to defend us hounded through the courts while this enemy fighter is allowed to stay here to threaten our country.
highlights_snippet.sent: Afghan, whose identity is secret, had initial claim rejected by Theresa May .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: But immigration judges now say SAKA can stay under human rights laws .