The European Court of Human Rights has reopened the long-settled case of Shamima Begum, the “ISIS bride” who was stripped of British citizenship in 2019 after travelling to join the Islamic State, raising the possibility it may rule against the UK government.
The nascent debate in the United Kingdom over British citizenship, to whom it is awarded, and from whom it should be taken away, stands to be pushed to even greater public significance as the already controversial European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) moves to involve itself in the controversial and years-old case of Shamima Begum.
With an apparently blasé indifference, Begum described at…
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