By: Sarwar Alam
The UK high court has allowed a local council to drop its bid to take the children of two known extremists into social care after the authorities failed to prove the kids were in danger of being radicalised. The unnamed council had applied to the courts to take five young children into care, fearing they risked suffering emotional and psychological harm because of their parents extremist views, The Sunday Telegraph reported. The children’s father, described as “a leading figure” of the banned UK-based terror organisation Al-Muhajiroun, has been on a terrorist watch list and their mother attended extremist meetings calling…
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