Rebel News boss, Ezra Levant will be in England to cover the case.
In a statement published earlier today, Levant said, the Royal Courts of Justice in London, will hear Robinson’s barrister advocate for a judicial review into how he’s being treated.
Robinson (Stephen Lennon) has been held in solitary confinement for 140 days, which is, according to the Rebel News veteran reporter, not just illegal, it’s a kind of torture.
There is no sign Nicola Marfleet, the female governor of the high-security prison, HMP Woodhill, has any intention of stopping the state from squeezing the life out of Robinson.
I’m en route to London, where Tommy Robinson’s lawyers are making an application to a judge to have an emergency hearing about the sadistic governor of Woodhill prison keeping Tommy in solitary confinement for 140 days. I’ll live-tweet the hearing. pic.twitter.com/SASpI1TDsE
— Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 (@ezralevant) March 20, 2025
Usually, solitary confinement is, Levant explained, “Meant to punish hardened criminals who are already in prison, and who commit more crimes in prison — they’re thrown “down the hole” to cool them off.” […]
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