Shamima Begum was 15 years old when she left Bethnal Green with her two school friends to travel to Syria to join the ISIS Caliphate in 2015. It was an event that left people across the world questioning how and why this could happen. As the war against ISIS continued, her fate remained a mystery. 5 years later Shamima re-emerged in a Syrian refugee camp, her apparent lack of remorse immediately t... more
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Shamima Begum is no longer British. Her case is heard in the Supreme Court - but will she ever be judged fairly?
She’s stuck in a Syrian camp, nowhere to go. Not into freedom in Syria, or back home to go on trial, and certainly not to Bangladesh.
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Eighteen months since the girls went missing and one of them - Kadiza Sultana - is dead.
Representatives from three different political parties in Tower Hamlets come together to discuss the question of a serious case review - or lack of one. Questio... more
The girl’s journey from Bethnal Green to Syria makes headlines around the world.
A diplomatic row is brewing, territory is still being crossed by the three girls on the road towards Raqqa. It’s seventeen days since they went missing, a message comes... more
In February 2015, 15 year old Shamima Begum left the UK with two of her school friends. They were travelling from the UK to Syria to join the ISIS Caliphate.
In the first few hours of the investigation, the girls seem to be on their way to Turkey.... more
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A comprehensive and sensitive look at one of the most complex and controversial cases in the UK in the recent past. Worth a listen.
Was it really necessary to film her reading that her citizenship had been revoked? Let me be clear. She joined a terrorist group which is inexcusable. I have no sympathy for her situation. But you exploited her for your own means. Take a leaf out of Josh Baker’s approach to treat everyone fairly. You exhibit gutter press morals.
Bring her back and show what humanity looks like.
Great job on this pidcast
For me the main question is this: Is it decent behaviour for countries like the UK to dump these people in the Syrian and Kurdish regions for them to deal with for the rest of their lives ? Each nation should take back their people and deal with them under the laws of that country. I don’t believe this girl is a threat to anyone and neither are the hundreds of children born to ISIS brides who deserve a chance of a decent life.
She has no real attachment to her family in the UK, no affection for this country and often states she feels unloved and her most valued relationships are with her friends who also absconded to ISIS. I would be very afraid regarding her future behaviour and the likelihood of her committing terrorist acts should she ever return.
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