DAMASCUS, KOMPAS.com – Female members ISIS Shamima Begum reportedly caught in line at the “paying bank”money illegal “from the family.
In the circulating video, Shamima is seen standing with a group of other women at the “hawala” money exchange center in Al-Roj camp, north Syria.
Although what Shamima did was not wrong, it is considered illegal under the UK Terrorism Act.
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Under the law, money transfers are prohibited if the recipient is proven to be a member of a terrorist group such as ISIS.
Mail on Sunday reported, the perpetrator could be jailed for up to 14 years if caught sending money to suspected terrorists.
The hawala is a transfer system in which the suspected terror perpetrator’s family sends money to a local agent.
The agent sends the money to colleagues in the refugee camp, who then hands it over to the recipient.
Reported The Sun Sunday (4/4/2021), the delivery system was used by the militias to fund their activities in the Middle East.
Supporters of terrorism are said to often send money to their relatives in the camps, so they can pay people to flee.
Shamima Begum was only 15 years old when she left her home in Bethnal Green, east London and fled to Syria.
He then became a concern after in 2019, he was found by a journalist and admitted that he wanted to return to England.
In his claim, Shamima who is now 22 years old has lost three children who died while in Syria.
However, by the British government, he was not allowed to return home. In fact, his citizenship status was also revoked.
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