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Begum Supreme Court Ruling Today
i wonder how this will turn out, the weka judges will erm probably let her return, thus allowing all the others to do the same, moneys no object or public safety only points of law matter.
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Section 6 is interesting "She appealed for her human rights claim" What about the human rights of people like Alan Henning and James Foley?
15:56 Fri 26th Feb 2021
Is this constuctive enough for you Gulliver?
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In answer to Jackdaw's question about David Davis's views on Begum, the clear reasons that Davis "wanted"* Begum back were: so that she could face justice for her crimes; so that she wasn't left in a country and potentially at the mercy of terrorists to radicalise her (and, when he wrote about this a few years ago, her then-living child) still further; not doing anything about her and others like her risks antagonising the US. In any case, it certainly wasn't because he was happy to see a terrorist, or a person associating with or raised by terrorists, to run wild and free with all the consequent risks that would have posed, and I don't see either that it was out of sympathy for her lot. At most, then, it seems to be stemmed from a rejection of the idea that "out of sight, out of mind", and a belief in the authority and decency of British Justice.
It should be stated that I am interpreting, as best I can, Davis's views, and I'm not expressing my own in this post.
It should be stated that I am interpreting, as best I can, Davis's views, and I'm not expressing my own in this post.
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