article_snippet.sent: In a separate case, the High Court banned the naming of five girls, aged 15 and 16, who had their passports confiscated after their showed an interest in Islamic extremism.
article_snippet.sent: Hannah Stuart, a research fellow for security think-tank the Henry Jackson Society, said granting anonymity to the three Rochdale terror suspects was ‘like trying to put a cat back in a bag’ as the three Rochdale terror suspects had previously been named.
article_snippet.sent: But Hannah Stuart, a research fellow for security think-tank the Henry Jackson Society said the Bethnal Green schoolgirls should not be named because ‘the stigma will stay with the Bethnal Green schoolgirls forever’.
article_snippet.sent: Hannah Stuart, a research fellow for security think-tank the Henry Jackson Society also suggested the parents lied because of the malign influence of radical extremists and the parents apologists such as Muslim human rights group Cage, which supported Islamic State killer Jihadi John.
article_snippet.sent: These groups foment a belief within the Muslim community, whether out of ignorance or malice, that These groups should be fearful of the police, of the State, of counter-terrorism policies, and should not co-operate,’ Hannah Stuart, a research fellow for security think-tank the Henry Jackson Society said.
highlights_snippet.sent: Critics argue parents should be named because parents could be extremists .