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What is the difference between Shemima and the hundreds of British citizens who went to fight for ISIS and have now been repatriated back in the UK ( imprisoned/ deradicalised)? The only difference seems to be that the Home Office found out she had a possible claim for Banglieshi citizenship...

You dismissed a well researched analysis by a University Professor as an ‘anti-Assad rant’ - sounded very arrogant and your tone continues to be rude and patronising as highlighted in bold . You’ve hardly provided a well researched and qualified opinion as a rebuttal. You are coming across as...

She was already radicalised when she was arrested as a terrorist and is now in a prison camp - there would be no way she would just be allowed back without going through an intense deradicalisation programme whilst awaiting trial and is likely anyway to being incarcerated for a long time upon...

Not at all- I’m not in the habit of being flippant about murderous regimes or terrorist groups but I’m not going to derail the thread with a long history of Syrias’s manipulation of opposition (rebel) forces in Syria and how Assad enabled ISIS to thrive for the purpose of tarring all those rebel...

All my views (and the full facts of the Judgment in relation to her being stateless I’ve posted above). Btw - she was also born in the UK. Agree with the rest of your post though.

Well if bringing her home isn’t an option, I’m certainly not going to going to loose any sleep over letting a Russian and Iranian backed regime like the Syrian Government keep our homegrown ISIS terrorists since it was Syrian government’s fault in the first place that ISIS even exists.

see my posts above 😉 I agree she should be returned for trial here BUT the idea Judges are deciding on who should have their citizenship revoked or politicians are the ones making judicial decisions is just not the case (which @Nobby Cybergoat and @clapham_gull are suggesting). anyway - this...

Indeed - full of moral complexities and legal conundrums 🙂 Not sure why people are still banging on about Bangladesh - that option was only a possibility in 2019 while she was under 21 as a child of someone with a Bangladeshi nationality (her Mother)- some of the comments on this thread are...

This is the full Judgment of the most recent Appeal but also contains the full details of Begum’s case history as presented to the Supreme Court and previous decisions of the lower courts (a lot to read but if people are interested in the facts)...