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SHAMIMA BEGUM has lost her legal challenge over the decision to remove her British citizenship in a ruling described as “very disappointing” by rights groups.
Mr Justice Jay told the court today that although there was a “credible suspicion” that the 23-year-old had been trafficked to Syria as a child, this was not enough for her to win her appeal.
The decision means Ms Begum will remain barred from returning to Britain and stuck in a prison camp in north-eastern Syria.
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