article_snippet.sent: Mr al-Saadi has fought a legal battle against the British Government claiming a legal battle against the British Government was complicit in kidnapping Mr al-Saadi and sending Mr al-Saadi back to Mr al-Saadi homeland to be tortured by the Gaddafi regime.
article_snippet.sent: Britain has already paid Mr al-Saadi £2.2million compensation after Mr al-Saadi took legal action over MI6's role in Mr al-Saadi abduction, imprisonment and mistreatment by Libya.
article_snippet.sent: Abdel Hakim Belhadj is currently suing the UK.
article_snippet.sent: Mr al-Saadi has fought a legal battle against the British Government claiming a legal battle against the British Government was complicit in kidnapping Mr al-Saadi and sending Mr al-Saadi back to Mr al-Saadi homeland to be tortured by the former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi regime .
article_snippet.sent: al-Saadi was kidnapped with al-Saadi family in Hong Kong in 2004, and tortured after al-Saadi rendition to Libya following what al-Saadi claims was a tip-off by MI6.
article_snippet.sent: al-Saadi was eventually freed and returned to Britain where al-Saadi began legal action against the Government.
article_snippet.sent: In December 2012 Britain agreed to pay al-Saadi £2 million in compensation in an out of court settlement.
article_snippet.sent: al-Saadi is currently suing the UK over the same scandal.
article_snippet.sent: al-Saadi insists al-Saadi was tortured during six horrific years in jail, including being beaten and hung from hooks on the walls.
article_snippet.sent: Last October, the Court of Appeal heard claims that the Government under Tony Blair was complicit in the arrest of al-Saadi and al-Saadi wife at Bangkok airport in 2004.
highlights_snippet.sent: Sami al-Saadi's claims the British Government was complicit in kidnapping Sami al-Saadi's and sending Sami al-Saadi's back to Libya to be tortured by the Gadaffi regime .