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A former British police official claimed that the authorities were aware that the girl had been subjected to emotional abuse by a person belonging to a "isis" before she left the country, but her family was not informed.

Former Chief Inspector Dal Babu said to (BBC) :"that counter-terrorism police were aware of this, And that her school was also aware of this, and Tower Hamlets Council was aware".

Babu called for a review of the Begum case and an investigation into any failure to protect the girl, amid allegations that her family did not know that she was the victim of an emotional relationship with the intent to mislead her.

Babu also wondered About how a 15-year-old girl left the country with ease, while she was on the anti-terrorist police radar.

Shamima Begum

Begum Was one of three British teens who left Britain to join "isis" in 2015 and later appeared in a Syrian refugee camp last month. And She had a child He died later.

The Government decided to strip her of her nationality and prevent her from returning to Britain again.

British Foreign Secretary, Jeremy Hunt, acknowledged that granting Begum legal aid to challenge the decision to strip her of her nationality would be "very uncomfortable," but he said the assistance could be provided separately from the government.

The Telegraph quoted Hunt as saying the decision to strip her of her nationality was taken by a politician. It is clear that the decision as to whether or not to grant legal assistance should be taken independently.

Hunt said,:" Begum was aware of the choices she made when she fled Britain For marriage From a fighter belonging to "isis", at the age of 15 years".

However, we believe that a country should be enjoyed by persons with limited capabilities of state resources, if they want to challenge the decisions taken by the State concerning them which, for obvious reasons, are making these decisions independently of politicians.

Source: (Daily Mail)