I'm thinking the gov't is being kinda harsh on Shamima Begum's citizenship situation 
. It's not just about security, it's also about human rights and what's considered 'fair'. Like, if Bangladesh isn't gonna recognize her as one of their own, why should the UK? 
She did get taken advantage of by ISIS and all that, so shouldn't we be more understanding? A lot of ppl say she deserves a second chance, but others think she doesn't deserve to come back. I guess it's kinda messy 
. The gov't needs to make up its mind on this one and prioritize justice over just following public opinion 
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. It's not just about security, it's also about human rights and what's considered 'fair'. Like, if Bangladesh isn't gonna recognize her as one of their own, why should the UK? She did get taken advantage of by ISIS and all that, so shouldn't we be more understanding? A lot of ppl say she deserves a second chance, but others think she doesn't deserve to come back. I guess it's kinda messy . The gov't needs to make up its mind on this one and prioritize justice over just following public opinion .
... one sec they say she's a security risk, next sec they're saying her human rights are more important 
. It's like they can't make up their minds. What's the real reason here? Was she really involved with ISIS or was it just a coincidence 
. And what about the other Brits in those camps, when do we start talking about giving them citizenship too? 
It's not just about Shamima, it's about fairness and human rights... gotta take a stand on this one 
. and lets not 4get alaa abd el-fattah, the brit-egyptian activist who got denied citizenship too - thats a clear pattern of gov overreach 
. its not just about begum's case, either; this raises all sorts of questions about our values & principles as a nation... gotta be more than just polls & public opinion 
. ministers need 2 take a stand, prioritize justice & fairness, and stop playing it safe