A Double Standard in the Channel?
The sentencing of Chan Mathok Atak to two years and three months in prison for piloting a dinghy carrying 165 migrants across the English Channel has sparked debate about the UK's approach to migrant smuggling and border security.
The prosecution's case highlights the danger posed by these clandestine operations, but it also raises questions about accountability and the double standard that seems to apply when it comes to those responsible.