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How the Government was able to strip Shamima Begum's citizenship and what the verdict means

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Article thumbnail: TV OUT. ALL BROADCAST WEBSITES OUT. No cropping permitted. Picture must be credited to BBC. We are advised that videograbs should not be used more than 48 hours after the time of original transmission, without the consent of the copyright holder. Video grab taken from BBC show The Shamima Begum Story showing Islamic State bride Shamima Begum. Issue date: Wednesday February 22, 2023. PA Photo. See PA story COURTS Begum. Photo credit should read: The Shamima Begum Story/BBC/PA Wire NOTE TO EDITORS: Not for use more than 21 days after issue. You may use this picture without charge only for the purpose of publicising or reporting on current BBC programming, personnel or other BBC output or activity within 21 days of issue. Any use after that time MUST be cleared through BBC Picture Publicity. Please credit the image to the BBC and any named photographer or independent programme maker, as described in the caption.
Article thumbnail: TV OUT. ALL BROADCAST WEBSITES OUT. No cropping permitted. Picture must be credited to BBC. We are advised that videograbs should not be used more than 48 hours after the time of original transmission, without the consent of the copyright holder. Video grab taken from BBC show The Shamima Begum Story showing Islamic State bride Shamima Begum. Issue date: Wednesday February 22, 2023. PA Photo. See PA story COURTS Begum. Photo credit should read: The Shamima Begum Story/BBC/PA Wire NOTE TO EDITORS: Not for use more than 21 days after issue. You may use this picture without charge only for the purpose of publicising or reporting on current BBC programming, personnel or other BBC output or activity within 21 days of issue. Any use after that time MUST be cleared through BBC Picture Publicity. Please credit the image to the BBC and any named photographer or independent programme maker, as described in the caption.
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Article thumbnail: The Shamima Begum Story,Shamima Begun,Joshua Baker,Joshua Baker BBC TV Still
Article thumbnail: (FILES) In this file photo taken on February 22, 2015 Renu, eldest sister of missing British girl Shamima Begum, holds a picture of her sister while being interviewed by the media in central London. - Shamima Begum who lost her British citizenship after joining the Islamic State group in Syria will have her case reviewed, on November 21, 2022 with her lawyers arguing that she was a "victim of trafficking". She is one of hundreds of European Union nationals whose fate following the 2019 collapse of the so-called Islamic State caliphate has proved a thorny issue for governments. Begum, then 15, left her home in east London in 2015 with two school friends to travel to Syria, where she married an IS fighter and had three children, none of whom survived. (Photo by LAURA LEAN / POOL / AFP) (Photo by LAURA LEAN/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
Article thumbnail: (FILES) In this file photo taken on February 22, 2015 Renu, eldest sister of missing British girl Shamima Begum, holds a picture of her sister while being interviewed by the media in central London. - Shamima Begum who lost her British citizenship after joining the Islamic State group in Syria will have her case reviewed, on November 21, 2022 with her lawyers arguing that she was a "victim of trafficking". She is one of hundreds of European Union nationals whose fate following the 2019 collapse of the so-called Islamic State caliphate has proved a thorny issue for governments. Begum, then 15, left her home in east London in 2015 with two school friends to travel to Syria, where she married an IS fighter and had three children, none of whom survived. (Photo by LAURA LEAN / POOL / AFP) (Photo by LAURA LEAN/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)