A 51-year-old Jamaican man convicted in Britain of raping his wife and his sister is jailed for a total of 18 years, and a court ruling now prevents his deportation. The decision is based on European Convention on Human Rights considerations, which the court says would be breached if he were removed from the UK.

According to the reports, the case turns on his personal circumstances following conviction. One outlet says he is bisexual and that he is living with a younger man, factors presented as relevant to how deportation would affect his rights. The articles do not dispute the sentencing or the rape convictions, but focus instead on the legal barrier to removal created by the ECHR.

Both accounts describe the outcome as a right-to-stay ruling tied to human-rights protections rather than a change to the underlying criminal findings. They offer the same core details while emphasizing different aspects of the man’s current life to explain why deportation is not allowed.