A
British National Party (BNP) candidate has won a victory against the union
which expelled him for his views.
Jay
Lee, 34, a train driver who stood as a candidate in Slade Green last year, was
ordered to leave Aslef after he claimed non-whites and Jews should not be
allowed to live in Britain.
After
taking his bid to the European Court of Human Rights, an employment tribunal
determined he should be reinstated.
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Andrew
Murray from Aslef said: “We are taking the case to the Employment Appeals
Tribunal and I believe we will be successful there.”
