US woman 'deeply regrets' joining Isis and wants to return home

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1 minute ago, Unidentified said:

I didn't mean to confuse anyone. Figured we were talking about both in this thread as they're in pretty much the same boat. 

It's quite alright.  Men the world over have been confused when talking to women.

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3 minutes ago, Unidentified said:

In regards to the UK/Bangladeshi woman stripped of UK citizenship: Bangladesh now says she's not a citizen there either: https://www.cnn.com/2019/02/20/uk/shamima-begum-uk-citizenship-stripped-gbr-intl/index.html This most likely will mean that UK is going to have to give back her citizenship and deal with her. 

She just has to me=ake her claim for want of a better word before 21, seems her Father is there so no doubt he can help as well as a no doubt extended family.

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1 hour ago, Unidentified said:

Doesn't international law claim that a country CAN revoke someone's citizenship if they have another to fall back on? They just can't make someone stateless. 

There's an article in international human rights law that considers citizenship to be a fundamental human right but I can't remember if the same article outlaws the act of rendering an individual stateless.

 

Under British law it is considered legal to deprive a citizen of their nationality if the act of doing so is considered conducive to the public good and as long as the individual in question would not then be made stateless as a result. 

Bangladesh is now saying they have no claim to her and she is not eligible for Bangladeshi citizenship.

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let Syria keep her

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