article_snippet: Naseer Chawki, who claims to be 34 and from Iran, was detained for more than four years while Home Office officials fought for deportation, after Naseer Chawki was convicted of sexually abusing two women on a rush-hour Piccadilly Line train.
article_snippet: Naseer Chawki, who sexually assaulted two women on a rush-hour Tube, could be awarded £7,000 after the High Court (pictured) ruled (pictured) was unlawfully held for ten months while officials tried to deport (pictured) .
article_snippet: Supreme Court heard how, in November 2008, Chawki was given a three-year jail term for carrying out two sex assaults on the London Underground, as well as possessing a false identity document.
article_snippet: Chawki had pleaded guilty to the offences, after Chawki pressed Chawki against the women on a crowded rush-hour train.
article_snippet: The attacks had been witnessed by commuters and Chawki was later traced using DNA evidence and Oyster card records.
article_snippet: During the hearing over the offences, Supreme Court heard how the  'revolting' sex attacks had had 'very lasting effects' on the victims.
highlights_snippet: Naseer Chawki, from Iran, was convicted in 2008 of assaulting two women .
  