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    The Times: Britain does not have laws to prosecute the apparatchiks after their return

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    The Times: Britain does not have laws to prosecute the apparatchiks after their return Empty The Times: Britain does not have laws to prosecute the apparatchiks after their return

    Post by Rocky Fri 27 Oct 2017, 3:41 am

    The Times: Britain does not have laws to prosecute the apparatchiks after their return



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    Times newspaper published in its edition on Friday, an analysis of John Simpson , entitled " The militants represent a legal crisis , " pointing to the absence of British laws which could be prosecuted who traveled to live under the rule of the "Daesh". 

    Simpson says that "hundreds of Britons joined the organization of Daqash and other militant organizations in Syria and Iraq , killing about 130 gunmen, and was revealed last week the return of at least 400."
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    "So far, there are no information about about 400 other British militants, many of whom are trying to escape the rubble of what was known as the" Caliphate State. " 

    He says that with the intensification of battles to restore the figure, the stronghold of the organization in Syria, and with the year in which Britain saw the most violent Terrorist Attacks Since 2005, there has been controversy in Britain about what to do with their sons and daughters, Islamist extremists who may want to return to Britain. " 

    Anyone who returns to Britain after joining armed groups in Syria and Iraq is being investigated by the police, It represents national security N be sure of violating the law.

    But the six-year war in Syria has opened new doors to deal with extremists. Some dual nationals have been stripped of British citizenship, passports of some Britons have been withdrawn and some have been targeted in drones. 

    He added that those who had gone to live under the Da'ash organization could not be prosecuted, as there were no British laws against it. 

    Said Max Hill , a legal expert independent review legislation terrorism in Britain, said that Britain should be looking at ways to reintegrate returning militants, especially those who have traveled " as a result of naïveté, and after being exposed to the washing of the brain", but Rory Stewart, the minister of international development, he said that "The only way to deal with them, in almost all cases, is to kill them."


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