The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has filed a lawsuit against the state of a woman who joined the Islamic State 15 years ago

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has dropped its laws against the recovery of Shamima Begum’s country, a British woman who abandoned the country for 15 years to join the Islamic State jihadist group and install in what is now its “caliphate” in Syria and Iraq.

The tribunal indicated in a unanimous case that Begum’s lawsuits were not violated when he was denied permission to return to the country., wherever he wants to appeal the Gobierno’s decision to withdraw his nationality, he has informed the British television channel BBC.

The 21-year-old said the decision to revoke his British citizenship was illegal, is the conversion in apatrid and the exposure to a death risk or inhuman and degrading treatment.

“It is not possible to sue (…) that Begum fled to Syria and tried his hand at the Islamic State organization now representing a permanent facility”, defended his lawyer, David Pannick, ante la Corte Suprema in November.

The Minister of the Interior of the United Kingdom, Sajid Javid, withdrew the citation in 2019 for security reasons, if there is a British tribunal that has passed this year should be able to move to the country for the appeal process. Begum is now in a deployment camp in Syria.

The case of Begum has been converted into Futuristic paradigm that Deben corrects women who have been linked to combatants in Syria and their families. Begum, Amira Abase, of the same age, and Kadiza Sultana, 16, departed in February 2015 from Gatwick’s London airport to Turkey, having said goodbye to her father who was going to drive home.

Once in this country, cross the frontier of Syria and reach Raqqa, the capital of the caliphate. The female was located in February 2019 on a displacement camp tras abandon one of the last zones that control the jihadists in Syria.

In a card addressed to the Ministers of the Interior and External Relations, four deputies from the Conservative Party of Johnson will sign that the United Kingdom does not have to “wash the hands” about the destination of the 40 British detainees in jihadist camps, inform este viernes el Daily Telegraph.

In an article published in this same file by the Conservator, one of the companies, the Minister of International Development Andrew Mitchell, defended that “If it is considered that one of the offenders has many reasons for regressing to the United Kingdom, it can be treated by the British criminal justice system”.

(With information from Europa Press and Reuters)

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