An activist group calls for Iain Wares to be imprisoned while extradition proceedings to Scotland are ongoing. Women and Men Against Child Abuse asks the court to order custody before any transfer, citing testimony about the impact of childhood sexual abuse.
According to the group’s account of evidence heard in court, a state social worker describes lasting trauma connected to childhood sexual abuse. The appeal for pre-extradition imprisonment centers on the asserted ongoing harm and risk, rather than on the extradition request itself.
The coverage provided focuses on the activist group’s position and the social worker’s testimony about long-term effects. Other outlets’ angles are not included in the material provided, so the degree of broader legal argument, the response from authorities, and the defense’s position are not reflected here.
