Brytyjce pozbawionej obywatelstwa za terroryzm grozi kara śmierci w Bangladeszu

Shamima Begum, Brytyjka o bengalskim pochodzeniu, w 2015 r. dołączyla do ISIS w Syrii. W lutym 2019 r. chciała wrócić do UK, lecz została pozbawiona brytyjskiego obywatelstwa. Zyskała obywatelstwo Bangladeszu, w którym za terroryzm przewidziana jest kara śmierci.

Piekarz123 z dodany: 06.05.2019, 10:42:41

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paramedix

06.05.2019, 10:46:09 via Android

Powinna się cieszyć, ma szansę zginąć jako męczennica...

M.....e

konto usunięte 06.05.2019, 11:17:06

Kuźwa, niech ją wreszcie powieszą w tym Bangladeszu. Sprawa będzie załatwiona raz na zawsze.

dymaczdusz

06.05.2019, 11:13:15

Bez przebaczenia. Nie można tolerować żadnego terrorysty ani osób które ten terroryzm w jawny sposób akceptowali lub popierali.
Tak samo każde akty szerzenia nienawiści na tle wyznaniowym, powinny być piętnowane w zarodku.

Murgenpl

06.05.2019, 11:38:28

Gdzie można wysłać wyrazy wsparcia dla rządu Bangladeszu? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Piekarz123

06.05.2019, 10:57:12

Shamima Begum (born c. 2000) is a British-born woman who left the UK in February 2015, aged 15, to join the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) in Syria. Her intention to return to the UK in February 2019 resulted in a public debate about the handling of returning jihadists.

Begum was born in the UK to parents of Bangladeshi heritage. She lived in the London area of Bethnal Green

Piekarz123

06.05.2019, 10:57:49

On 13 February 2019, The Times' war correspondent Anthony Loyd found Begum at the Al-Hawl refugee camp in Northern Syria, in what one newspaper described as "scoop of the decade". When interviewed, Begum revealed that she was nine-months pregnant and hoped to return to the UK to raise her child, but did not regret her decision to join ISIL. She said she had been unfazed by seeing the head of a beheaded man as he was "an enemy of Islam", but believes that ISIL did not deserve victory because of their corruption and oppression. When asked if she would be extracted from Syria, Security Minister Ben Wallace said, "I'm not putting at risk British people's lives to go and look for terrorists or former terrorists in a failed state." Three days after Loyd found her, Begum gave birth to a boy.

Begum was interviewed by BBC correspondent Quentin Sommerville on 18 February. During the interview, Begum asked for forgiveness and claimed that she still supports "some British values". She said she was inspired to join ISIL by videos of fighters beheading hostages and also of "the good life" under the group. However, Sommerville noted that she continues to espouse the ISIL ideology and justify its atrocities. When asked about the Manchester Arena bombing, she claimed it was wrong to kill innocent people, but that ISIL deemed it justified as retaliation for the coalition bombing of ISIL-held areas. When questioned about the rape, enslavement and murder of Yazidi women she claimed, "Shia do the same in Iraq".

The following day, UK Home Secretary Sajid Javid announced that an order had been made with the intention of stripping Begum of her British citizenship. The UK government contends that she holds, or is eligible for, citizenship of Bangladesh. There have been reports that immigration lawyers confirm this position. The Government of Bangladesh, however, stated that Begum does not hold Bangladeshi citizenship and will not be allowed to enter the country.

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