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All of the above revelations about her make a case for bringing here back here to face justice. I doubt that her lawyer, if as extreme as described above, would cut much ice with a jury.
Her child is British and must be a serious consideration. She is stateless and must be given the benefit of the doubt on that. I've no objection to the family's sincerity being test by getting them to pay for her return because she is safely ensconced right now in a refugee camp with nowhere else to go. Javid is playing to the public vote and I find that disgraceful. EDIT: Btw, if she comes back, she can provide valuable intelligence as to who radicalised her, for example. |
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She is not stateless. She has automatic Bangladeshi citizenship.
What crimes of any consequence has she committed in this country? She would just be set free, and that is exactly why certain people want, eg Corbyn. |
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Still leaves the unanswered question of what would she be charged with? |
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It'll need expert lawyers. Here is the "concentric" piece of Bangladeshi law that deals with Citizenship by Descent: http://bdlaws.minlaw.gov.bd/sections...ctions_id=7472
-------------------------------------- 5. Subject to the provisions of section 3 a person born after the commencement of this Act, shall be a citizen of Bangladesh by descent if his 1[ father or mother] is a citizen of Bangladesh at the time of his birth: Provided that if the 2[ father or mother] of such person is a citizen of Bangladesh by descent only, that person shall not be a citizen of Bangladesh by virtue of this section unless- (a) that person's birth having occurred in a country outside Bangladesh the birth is registered at a Bangladesh Consulate or Mission in that country, or where there is no Bangladesh Consulate or Mission in that country at the prescribed Consulate or Mission or at a Bangladesh Consulate or Mission in the country nearest to that country; or (b) that person's 3[ father or mother] is, at the time of the birth, in the service of any Government in Bangladesh. -------------------------------------- |
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I still think that she is our problem and she should not be dumped on a third country that is less equipped to deal with her than the UK. |
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We are equipped with police, courts and solid laws. You have no idea as to whether or not she would go free. She's certainly be debriefed to gain information and our laws will catch her for going to ISIL. |
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I cannot believe that some people think they should be brought back here , Maybe get punished and then put them back in society, They choose to go out and mix with terrorists who blow us up and cause havock. This was brought up in Question Time last night, . I could not believe some people who said she should be brought back because she is a British citizen , The government knows more about the situation and I agree with them to strip her of her citizenship . Let her and all the rest rot out there, We have had enough,
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She’s a security risk, but she’s our security risk. We don’t transport our criminals to the other side of the world any more. We owe it to ourselves and the world to clear this mess up, because it’s our mess whether we like it or not. FWIW given the attention she’s now had, the chances of her presenting a security risk in future are slim, and there’s more to be gained by subjecting her to a no-holds-barred deradicalisation programme and then using her as an anti-Jihadi poster girl rather than have her acting like some sort of mirror universe Malala Yousefzai in exile. |
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“Jihadi Jack” wants to return to the UK as well.
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Oh no, not another one :mad:
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How do you solve a problem like Shamima? As the song (almost) goes. She’s a problem, but she’s our problem. Here she was made, and only here can she be un-made. She needs brought home, given a long jail sentence and given long term intensive therapy.
Of course, should she ever come back to the UK, yooman-rites lawyers will try to prevent her getting her liberty curtailed at all. And if they fail and she does get locked up, the system would sooner forget about her than de-program her. And once she’s eventually roaming our streets, MI5 will decide she’s low enough priority not to bother keeping tabs on her. What happens after that is anyone’s guess. |
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