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UK Woman Who Joined ISIS Appeals Revocation Of Her British Citizenship
A woman who left Britain to marry an Islamic State jihadist fighter when she was a teenager began her appeal against the revocation of her citizenship in a UK court Tuesday.
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Five Points On 'ISIS Bride' Shamima Begum
Shamima Begum was stripped of her British citizenship after travelling to Syria to marry an Islamic State group fighter lost her legal battle to reverse the decision on Wednesday.
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UK To Review If 'ISIS Bride', Who Lost Citizenship, Was "Victim Of Trafficking"
A woman who lost her British citizenship after joining the ISIS group in Syria will on Monday have her case reviewed, with her lawyers arguing that she was a "victim of trafficking".
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ISIS Bride Says Prepared To Face Terror Charges In UK
A woman who lost her British citizenship after joining the Islamic State group said Wednesday she would be prepared to return to face terror charges so she can prove her innocence.
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UK Supreme Court Rejects ISIS Bride's Legal Bid To Return
Britain's highest court on Friday rejected a bid by a woman who was stripped of her UK citizenship for joining the Islamic State group to return to challenge the decision.
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ISIS Bride's Return To Britain On Hold As UK Government Wins Appeal
The UK government on Friday won permission to appeal against a court ruling allowing London-born ISIS bride Shamima Begum to return to Britain to challenge stripping of her British citizenship.
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British ISIS Bride Can Return To UK To Challenge Citizenship Decision
A woman who had her UK citizenship revoked after travelling to Syria to join the Islamic State group should be allowed to return home to challenge the decision, a court ruled Thursday.
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ISIS Teen Shamima Begum Will Be Hanged If She Visits Bangladesh: Minister
UK's runaway ISIS bride Shamima Begum will be hanged for supporting terrorism if she visits Bangladesh, the country's Foreign Minister has warned.
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British ISIS Bride Shamima Begum's Newborn Son Has Died
After a series of conflicting reports, a Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) spokesperson confirmed the death of the newborn son of the UK's runaway ISIS bride, Shamima Begum, in a refugee camp in Syria.
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UK Teen Who Joined ISIS Moved From Refugee Camp After Threats: Report
Shamima Begum, a British teenager of Bangladeshi descent who ran away in 2015 to become an ISIS bride, has been moved from a Syrian refugee camp she received threats, her family's lawyer has said.
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19-Year-Old Shamima Begum, Who Joined ISIS, To Lose UK Citizenship
Britain has said that it is revoking the citizenship of Shamima Begum, a teenager who four years ago fled to become an "ISIS bride" and has attracted widespread public attention for her effort to return home with her new baby.
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Family Of Pregnant British-Bangladeshi ISIS Bride Plead For Her Return
The family of Shamima Begum, the British teenager of Bangladeshi descent who ran away from here in 2015 to become an ISIS bride, have urged the UK government to bring back the heavily-pregnant girl "urgently".
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UK Woman Who Joined ISIS Appeals Revocation Of Her British Citizenship
A woman who left Britain to marry an Islamic State jihadist fighter when she was a teenager began her appeal against the revocation of her citizenship in a UK court Tuesday.
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Five Points On 'ISIS Bride' Shamima Begum
Shamima Begum was stripped of her British citizenship after travelling to Syria to marry an Islamic State group fighter lost her legal battle to reverse the decision on Wednesday.
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UK To Review If 'ISIS Bride', Who Lost Citizenship, Was "Victim Of Trafficking"
A woman who lost her British citizenship after joining the ISIS group in Syria will on Monday have her case reviewed, with her lawyers arguing that she was a "victim of trafficking".
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ISIS Bride Says Prepared To Face Terror Charges In UK
A woman who lost her British citizenship after joining the Islamic State group said Wednesday she would be prepared to return to face terror charges so she can prove her innocence.
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UK Supreme Court Rejects ISIS Bride's Legal Bid To Return
Britain's highest court on Friday rejected a bid by a woman who was stripped of her UK citizenship for joining the Islamic State group to return to challenge the decision.
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ISIS Bride's Return To Britain On Hold As UK Government Wins Appeal
The UK government on Friday won permission to appeal against a court ruling allowing London-born ISIS bride Shamima Begum to return to Britain to challenge stripping of her British citizenship.
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British ISIS Bride Can Return To UK To Challenge Citizenship Decision
A woman who had her UK citizenship revoked after travelling to Syria to join the Islamic State group should be allowed to return home to challenge the decision, a court ruled Thursday.
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ISIS Teen Shamima Begum Will Be Hanged If She Visits Bangladesh: Minister
UK's runaway ISIS bride Shamima Begum will be hanged for supporting terrorism if she visits Bangladesh, the country's Foreign Minister has warned.
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British ISIS Bride Shamima Begum's Newborn Son Has Died
After a series of conflicting reports, a Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) spokesperson confirmed the death of the newborn son of the UK's runaway ISIS bride, Shamima Begum, in a refugee camp in Syria.
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UK Teen Who Joined ISIS Moved From Refugee Camp After Threats: Report
Shamima Begum, a British teenager of Bangladeshi descent who ran away in 2015 to become an ISIS bride, has been moved from a Syrian refugee camp she received threats, her family's lawyer has said.
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19-Year-Old Shamima Begum, Who Joined ISIS, To Lose UK Citizenship
Britain has said that it is revoking the citizenship of Shamima Begum, a teenager who four years ago fled to become an "ISIS bride" and has attracted widespread public attention for her effort to return home with her new baby.
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Family Of Pregnant British-Bangladeshi ISIS Bride Plead For Her Return
The family of Shamima Begum, the British teenager of Bangladeshi descent who ran away from here in 2015 to become an ISIS bride, have urged the UK government to bring back the heavily-pregnant girl "urgently".
