Shamima Begum loses Court of Appeal challenge over British citizenship

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : "Breach of equality lawMs Begum's lawyers argued that depriving her of her citizenship also breached equality laws in that such revocation powers had been "disproportionately applied to British Muslims".
55% : The Court of Appeal ruled, however, that there was a specific exemption under section 149 of the Equality Act 2010 allowing ministers to take action to "safeguard national security".
40% : "She and others, other women and children, are in what is not a refugee camp but a prison camp, and that is conceded by the United Kingdom, which has stated to the UN that it agrees that Geneva Convention articles apply.

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