Intentaional security

David Cameron urged to cancel invitation to Egypt's 'regime of terror' dictator President Sisi

As if welcoming the Chinese President to Downing Street had not provided the UK with a sufficient crisis of conscience over relations with authoritarian regimes last week, another two controversial leaders are due to arrive in the coming days.
Preparations are entering the final stages for the arrival of Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in London next week, despite concerns from campaigners that Britain is sending the “wrong signal” to the rest of the world after Cairo’s orders for mass executions.
Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev is also due to visit the UK shortly, amid concerns from Amnesty International that there has been no improvement in reports of human rights violations in the former Soviet state.