Two British citizens, leasnt to have been working against the Bangladesh community tn London, are coming to Bangladesh in a couple of days.

The two Britons have been provided entry permits by the Bangladesh High Commission In London. It Is reliably learnt They have been allegedly in vohred In sexually abusing Bangladesh youths in East London

Bangladeshis in East London have already raised voice against the abuse of their children by a so-called Brick Lane Youth Club, run by the two British citizens Justin Murray Sillman and Jeremy Shaw

Justin Murray Sillman. a 42-year-old welfare officer,^ once Jailed for two years after being convicted of sex offences against boys of 12 to, 15 years is now reportedly engaged in molesting children In East London. Sillman. of age, working with deprived youngsters in East London, is the chairman of the management committee of the Brick Lane Youth Club.

Sillman was jailed when he was only 23 years old.

The other Briton Jeremy Shaw a leader of the British Liberal Party of the Tower Hamlet County, has recently proposed that all homeless Bengalee families be put tn boats. He has been working against the Bengalee community In London. X.

Meanwhile, British MP Lord Peter Shore has raised the issue with the concerned authorities to save the Bengalee children from being abused by the child molesters. The local police Is also investigating the matter.

Newspapers, both Bengalee and English in London, have published many articles exposing the child molesters and urging the authorities not to provide financial assistance to the Youth Club from any gov eminent fund. *