article_snippet.sent: Abase Hussen told MPs last month, after his daughter Amira Abase fled to Syria aged 15, that Abase Hussen could think of ‘nothing’ to explain why his daughter and two friends had decided to join IS, as well as keeping quiet about Abase Hussen own links to radicalism.
article_snippet.sent: Abase Hussen, left, took his daughter, right, to a demonstration when his daughter was aged just 13 .
article_snippet.sent: Abase Hussen has now apologised for attending, but admitted going to two further rallies – with his daughter.
article_snippet.sent: Soon after, in an extraordinary exchange at the home affairs select committee, Mr Hussen blamed the authorities for failing to stop Mr Hussen daughter running off to Syria.
article_snippet.sent: Asked by chairman Keith Vaz if her had been exposed to any extremism, Mr Hussen replied: ‘Not at all.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Hussen Mr Hussen told The Times yesterday that Mr Hussen felt ashamed to have been at the flag-burning rally.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Hussen said: ‘I went to show my feelings because my religion was being insulted, my faith.
article_snippet.sent: Asked why Mr Hussen was pictured at the front of the mob, Mr Hussen said: ‘The crowd pushed me.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Hussen Mr Hussen came to Britain from Germany in 1999 and said Mr Hussen came
article_snippet.sent: Mr Hussen said Mr Hussen was upset with Mr Hussen daughter joining IS, saying his daughter was ‘just a normal kid who is a victim of extremists’.
article_snippet.sent: Giving evidence to the MPs’ committee, Mr Hussen accused police of not doing enough to warn Mr Hussen and other parents.
article_snippet.sent: Last night Tory MP Michael Ellis, who sits on the MPs’ committee, said: ‘I would certainly be in favour of Mr Hussen being recalled to give Mr Hussen a full opportunity to explain what Mr Hussen clearly did not when Mr Hussen appeared before us.
highlights_snippet.sent: Abase Hussen said maybe Abase Hussen daughter was influenced by attending a rally .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Abase Hussen said Abase Hussen moved to Britain in 1999 for freedom and democracy .