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  1. 24 hours ago

    'Prosecutors should focus on the recruiters, not the children. What the children need is help rebuilding their lives.'

    Why is it that most child soldiers get rehabilitated but child soldiers with ISIS get prosecuted?
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  2. Retweeted
    Mar 5

    “British special forces have taken part in the war against Isis, despite a parliamentary vote in December 2015 that only approved airstrikes”. What do you think of British democracy? I think it's a good idea.

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    Mar 5

    Likely to see more of this. “These children, born under terror, should not undergo further suffering," said the lawyer. "France has a duty to protect them.”

    French grandparents sue state for refusing to bring back Isil orphans aged 2 and 5 from Syria camp
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    Mar 4

    A stunning story that is absolutely crucial to UK also. Because you know what else Murdoch wants? Brexit. Or as he put it: "When I go into Downing Street they do what I say. When I go to Brussels they take no notice." in his pocket. now on the pay roll

    New from me: Fox News HAD the story of Trump's hush money payoffs to Stormy Daniels BEFORE the election but killed it because the reporter said she was told, "Good reporting Kiddo, but Rupert Murdoch wants Donald Trump to win. So set it aside." Reporter sued, is bound by an NDA. …
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  5. Mar 5

    Logic lesson no. 1: If this man is a terrorist, then Theresa May is a pineapple.

    Unfortunately this is why i got my citizenship removed.
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  6. Mar 5

    Judging from recent FOI request to FCO it's bcse 'public opinion & press coverage not sympathetic' to those in Syria. No matter who or what they are. Gov can't have aid workers upsetting fear narrative. They'd have to apply due process to all their citizens - last thing they want

    Dear ⁦⁩, you know these boys inside out. You’ve helped them countless times as British aid workers & humanitarians. I’ve liaised with you to help them. Why do you let ⁦⁩ act illegally to strip them of citizenship?
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    Mar 4

    Desperate times, desperate prayers: poor Bashir Shikder came all the way to Iraq from Miami but we’ve not been able to reunite him with his Yusuf (8) & Zahra (4) yet, trapped in ISIS enclave

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  8. Retweeted
    Mar 4

    The suspension of from Twitter is a truly appalling waymark in the ending of effective free speech on the internet for those opposing the narrative of the 1%. you have got this very, very wrong.

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    Mar 4

    If you have a few minutes, Tauquir's story is a dreadful must-read. W/ Arendt's book my side, I despair at the ordinariness of citizenship deprivation and the terrible message this sends to all Muslim youth who care about those lives "over there"

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    Mar 5

    Hard Wired Political Hypocrisy: We really ought to try to live up to the human rights standards we purport to promote-British interrogators were involved in Abu Ghraib, now for the cover-up revealed by

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  11. Mar 5

    Funny thing about secret intelligence is that it can't be challenged. It could be that your Twitter account has been mixed up w. someone else's, or your neighbour thinks u are a funny tinge. You'll never know.

    Gassed and bombed by regime, threatened and blackmailed by , British aid worker ⁦⁩ who provides life-saving projects in has nationality revoked based on secret evidence.
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    Mar 4

    "I saw a child, they raped him in front of his father. These interrogators by the contractors, they committed horrible crimes. Really terrible. And I can never forget the electrocution too. It almost felt as though fire would come out of my eyes"

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    Mar 4

    “I am not ISIS, not al-Qaeda, not even HTS. I'm not a member of any proscribed organisation “ , but still British aid worker in Syria gets stripped of citizenship.

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  14. Mar 5

    Agree. It's v convenient for gov to take simplistic view & shoehorn 1000s people into one narrative. They are individuals w. individual stories, but gov can call ambulance driver a terrorist & no-one asks why. Individual justice is sacrificed while gov maintains one truth for all

    The reality of what many British citizens are actually doing inside Syria. The assumption that British Muslims travelling to Syria are only doing it for the purposes of terrorism is Islamophobic, plain and simple.
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    Mar 4

    Aid worker stranded in Syria after British citizenship revoked calls on UK to distinguish between humanitarian workers and potential security threats.

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  16. Mar 4

    She has more guts, initiative, & human sensibility than the entire FCO, which pretends it is 'too dangerous' & 'too difficult' to go to Syria to carry out what is essentially their day job. Kudos to her.

    STONE’S THROW FROM A WARZONE photographed by Paul Conroy performing in Syria as part of her Total World Tour. Tonight she will sing at a refugee camp in Iraqi Kurdistan. …
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    Mar 3

    film. The message is clear. Torture is happening in all our names and we did not consent to any of it. An absolute must see from Stephen Bennett Incredible, terrifying and an absolute necessity. Please share and please see this film 🙏

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  18. Mar 3

    Soon, Joss Stone may have more to fear from new Designated Areas Act than from bullets, as going to prohibited area like Syria w'out good reason will be punishable by up to 10 years in prison. So far 'singing' not on list of 'reasonable excuses' for travel

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  19. Mar 3

    Theresa May said IS suspects should be tried in region, where crimes were committed. SDF are carrying out local justice, as per her recommendation. No doubt she was expecting sentence would be death by hanging, incl. for British citizens for whom she has denied any responsibility

    Why ??? “ released 283 suspects on Sat at request of local Arab elders & dignitaries in pursuit of forgiveness & pardon". Why?? If they didn’t commit crimes they don’t need forgiveness, and if they did they should be brought to justice.
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    Mar 2

    Together with the we ask everyone to raise their voices worldwide for the freedom of detained women and children. Sign the petition here: 👇 Pls RT

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