‘Stateless’ Shamima Begum would face death in Bangladesh, court hears

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
the hearing.Begum left her home in east London when she was 15 and travelled to Syria, where she married an Islamic State fighter.Home
home secretary has not responded to the allegation that the decision-maker neither directed his mind to this issue, nor took steps such as
effect of depriving the appellant of her citizenship, he would likely have understood that the appellant could be left without the
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to the home secretary, that even where deprivation does not result in de jure statelessness, it may render a person de facto stateless, with
secretary of state is under a duty to seek the views of foreign governments before he decides whether to deprive one of their nationals of
an individual either is a national or state that they would not be treated as one, even where that had no basis in the nationality laws of
that state.
This article first appeared/also appeared in theguardian.com