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Teenage twins jailed after 16-year-old boy killed Teenage twins jailed after 16-year-old boy killed
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Ashraf Habimana was described by his family as a "remarkable young man"Ashraf Habimana was described by his family as a "remarkable young man"
Twin teenage brothers have been jailed for the killing of a 16-year-old boy.Twin teenage brothers have been jailed for the killing of a 16-year-old boy.
Athif Hussaindeen, 18, was given a minimum custodial term of 24 years after being convicted of murdering Ashraf Habimana by a judge at Luton Crown Court on Tuesday.Athif Hussaindeen, 18, was given a minimum custodial term of 24 years after being convicted of murdering Ashraf Habimana by a judge at Luton Crown Court on Tuesday.
His brother Althaf Hussaindeen was given a seven-year minimum term after being convicted of manslaughter. The brothers are from Luton.His brother Althaf Hussaindeen was given a seven-year minimum term after being convicted of manslaughter. The brothers are from Luton.
Ashraf, who was born in Bradford but had spent most of his life in Luton, died after being stabbed in September 2023. Ashraf, who was born in Bradford but had spent most of his life in Luton, died after being stabbed on Nunnery Lane on 29 September last year.
Judge Michael Simon had imposed restrictions that had prevented proceedings from being reported.Judge Michael Simon had imposed restrictions that had prevented proceedings from being reported.
He relaxed those restrictions after hearing arguments from the BBC on Tuesday.He relaxed those restrictions after hearing arguments from the BBC on Tuesday.
After jailing the twins, the judge issued a warning about the dangers of carrying knives.
He urged everyone working with young people to promote the message "lives not knives".
His message was echoed after the hearing by detectives.
The court had earlier heard that violence involving a number of youths had broken out in a pub car park in Luton on the day Ashraf was attacked.
The judge said Ashraf had been unarmed and had tried to get away, but he had been punched by Althaf and then stabbed by Athif.
Althaf had also kicked Ashraf when he was on the floor, the judge added.
Another 16-year-old boy, who cannot be named in media reports, was stabbed and badly injured.
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