Tory MP Bob Stewart instructed pro-democracy tortured in the Center East to ‘go back to Bahrain’

A campaigner who says he was tortured in Bahrain has complained to law enforcement right after Tory MP Bob Stewart told him to ‘go back to Bahrain’ through a confrontation. 

Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei, the director of the Bahrain Institute for Legal rights and Democracy, alleges the opinions amounted to racial abuse and has also described the incident to the Tory social gathering. 

But the MP for Beckhenham, in London, apologised and denied his responses were being racist, declaring his intention was to counsel the activist need to be campaigning in Bahrain. 

Video footage reveals Mr Stewart telling Mr Alwadaei that he is ‘taking revenue off my country’ as he challenged the MP on his ties to the gulf point out. 

Upon currently being challenged about his inks to Bahrain, MP Bob Stewart stated: ‘Shup up you silly person!’

Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei (pictured) the director of the Bahrain Institute for Legal rights and Democracy, alleges the feedback amounted to racial abuse and has also noted the incident to the Tory social gathering

Mr Stewart explained to him: ‘Get stuffed. Bahrain is a terrific position, stop of. Go absent, I hate you. You make a large amount of fuss, go back to Bahrain.’ 

Mr Alwadaei challenged the MP around donations from the Bahraini governing administration, asking ‘how a great deal did you provide your self to the Bahraini regime’ as the confrontation ongoing. 

Mr Stewart responded: ‘I didn’t, now you shut up you stupid man.’ 

‘You’re having money off my country, go absent,’ he added, with a dismissive wave of his hand.

 Mr Alwadaei’s criticism to the law enforcement describes it as an ‘incident of racist abuse’ that took place outside the house the Overseas Office’s Lancaster Residence immediately after an celebration hosted by the Bahraini embassy on Wednesday. 

In a assertion to the media, he extra: ‘I really don’t believe I would have been advised to ‘go back’ to the nation that violently tortured me if it weren’t for the colour of my skin. 

‘No-1 need to be subjected to racial abuse, especially for holding an MP to account for accepting lavish presents from just one of the world’s most repressive regimes. 

‘Stewart is performing as a mouthpiece by publicly denying its notorious and extensively documented human legal rights abuses – abuses which have been condemned by the United Nations.’ 

MP Bob Stewart claimed: ‘Get stuffed. Bahrain is a terrific put, finish of. Go away, I detest you. You make a good deal of fuss, go back to Bahrain’

Offering Mr Alwadaei an award for his campaigning in 2020, the Index on Censorship described him as having undertaken ‘vital’ work because fleeing Bahrain nine yrs before for taking element in anti-federal government protests. 

Mr Alwadaei, 36, states he was wounded by the Bahraini law enforcement and subsequently imprisoned and tortured, and sentenced by a military court in excess of his participation. 

Mr Stewart is the chair of the all-parliamentary team on Bahrain and has accepted paid out-for outings from the gulf condition. 

He told the PA information agency: ‘My mistake was to really be goaded into reaction, and I apologise for that. I also apologise if anyone thinks I was currently being racist – I was not. ‘I meant go back again to Bahrain, which is a flawlessly safe position, and protest there. 

‘If any one thinks I have been racist I actually did not suggest to be, and I apologise if they believe that, and I wasn’t.’

Mr Stewart, a previous British Military officer who was stationed in Bahrain in 1969 and has represented Beckenham considering the fact that 2010, praised the gulf point out as a ‘wonderful position to live’, adding: ‘You can worship everything you like in Bahrain – you can worship a tree.’ 

Parliamentary data display Mr Stewart registered flights, lodging and meals worthy of £5,349 in the course of a four-working day trip to Bahrain in November last 12 months paid out for by its ministry of international affairs. 

A independent entry included by the Bahraini govt displays yet another journey to go to an air display and fulfill its foreign minister being truly worth £1,245.56. 

Mr Alwadaei wrote in a grievance to Tory celebration chairman Nadhim Zahawi declaring the MP’s feedback violated the party’s code of carry out on ‘minimum expectations of behaviour’.

 He also wrote a grievance to Parliamentary Commissioner for Specifications Kathryn Stone, alleging Mr Stewart’s remarks breached the MPs’ code of conduct. 

A Conservative Occasion spokesman: ‘We have an proven code of carry out and official processes the place grievances can be created in confidence. This system is rightly private.’