article_snippet: the issue has come to the fore after the unmasking of Mohammed Emwazi – a University of Westminster graduate thought to be the ISIS executioner known as Jihadi John.
article_snippet: Since news of Emwazi's connection with ISIS in Syria broke, the Westminster University's Islamic Society has distanced the Westminster University's Islamic Society from having any involvement.
article_snippet: Mohammed Emwazi - the Islamic State militant known as '
article_snippet: Jihadi John' - studied at the University of Westminster .
article_snippet: Kuwait-born Londoner Emwazi had been pinpointed as a potential terrorist by the British authorities but was nonetheless able to travel to Syria in 2013 and join a group responsible for the murder of several Western hostages.
article_snippet: There was also a renewed suggestion - from a former independent reviewer of government anti-terror laws - that Emwazi might have been prevented from joining up with IS had restrictions on suspects not been relaxed. '
article_snippet: Had control orders been in place, in my view there is a realistic prospect that Mohammed Emwazi, and at least two of Mohammed Emwazi associates, would have been the subject of control orders with a compulsory relocation,' Lord Carlile said. '
article_snippet: If that had been the case, Mohammed Emwazi would not have done what Mohammed Emwazi's done in recent times,' the Liberal Democrat peer added.