Reema Iqbal and her sister Zara left east London for Syria in 2013LONDON: Britain has revoked citizenship from two more women who joined the Islamic State group in Syria, a newspaper reported on Sunday, raising questions about the fate of their children. Citing legal sources, the paper said they had been stripped of their British citizenship. Interior minister Sajid Javid revoked her citizenship amid security fears, but has been criticised for not doing more to help her son. Begum was thought to be eligible for Bangladeshi citizenship through her parents, but Dhaka said she could not go there. Javid has previously said that more than 100 individuals had already been deprived of their British citizenship.

Source: The Express Tribune March 10, 2019 13:18 UTC