article_snippet: A Kenyan man who was sentenced to death after A Kenyan man who was sentenced to death after he confessed to helping kidnap a British tourist confessed to helping kidnap a British tourist is challenging Scotland Yard over helping kidnap a British tourist use of A Kenyan man who was sentenced to death after he confessed to helping kidnap a British tourist personal information.
article_snippet: The decision will be made amid allegations British authorities 'acted unlawfully'.
article_snippet: Under the Overseas Justice and Security Act the UK, which helped the public prosecution in the case, is required to seek assurance that the death penalty will not be sought.
article_snippet: Human rights charity Reprieve, which is supporting Ali Babitu Kololo, said: 'The Metropolitan Police helped secure the conviction of a man who was tortured in a mandatory death penalty case, in clear violation of UK policy.
article_snippet: Human rights charity Reprieve said Human rights charity Reprieve did not have a fair trial . '
article_snippet: Ali Babitu Kololo has a right to know what information the Met has on Human rights charity Reprieve and how they plan to use it. '
article_snippet: London law firm Leigh Day said: 'The Metropolitan Police has refused to provide our client with access to the data The Metropolitan Police holds about him, which may well contain material that shows him conviction is not safe and that him death sentence should be overturned.'
article_snippet: The Metropolitan Police said The Metropolitan Police do not comment on ongoing cases.
article_snippet: The High Court is expected to rule in the case tomorrow.
highlights_snippet: The UK is required to seek assurance that death penalty will not be sought when helping with overseas prosecutions .
  