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Munir Hussain and victims' rights
Munir Hussain is a British businessman and community leader. He was jailed for 30 months following an attack on a burglar who had broken into his home and threatened him and his family. There was a public outcry because the law was seen as being biased in favour of the perpetrator instead of the victim.
==Biographical details, with ages as at the date of the burglary==
Munir Hussain, 53, is married to Shaheen Begum, 49, has two sons Awais, 21 and Samad, 15, and two daughters, Farah, 25 and Arooj, 18.〔 His brother Tokeer Hussain, 35, was also jailed for 39 months for taking part in the attack on the burglar.〔
Munir Hussain trained as an engineer and runs Soundsorba Ltd (), a High Wycombe based business which employs 9 people and turns over 2.4 Million GBP per year.〔 He is also a former chairman of the Wycombe Race Equality Council〔 and chairman of the Asian Business Council, which he helped found.〔http://www.asianbusinesscouncil.co.uk/#/our-team/4533141876〕 In 2004, Hussain won the Business Link small business of the year award.〔
Hussain is a leading figure in the town's voluntary organisations and was a major force in setting up the Green Street Community Centre〔 in Desborough Street.
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