article_snippet: Five teenage girls who showed 'an interest' in travelling to Syria have been barred by a High Court judge from travelling abroad.
article_snippet: Mr Justice Hayden made the ruling today at the High Court (pictured) after hearing Five teenage girls who showed 'an interest' in travelling to Syria had 'shown an interest' in travelling to Syria .
article_snippet: The judge, who directed that Five teenage girls who showed 'an interest' in travelling to Syria could not be identified although it is believed all five are from Tower Hamlets in East London, also made orders removing Five teenage girls who showed 'an interest' in travelling to Syria passports and those of a number of adults involved in Five teenage girls who showed 'an interest' in travelling to Syria care.
article_snippet: Mr Justice Hayden said the ban was a 'draconian' step, but necessary to protect Five teenage girls who showed 'an interest' in travelling to Syria.
article_snippet: Mr Justice Hayden added Mr Justice Hayden made the order to include the adults because of evidence that in at least one other case young girls had travelled on passports belonging to members of at least one other case young girls family.
highlights_snippet: Five teenage girls from Tower Hamlets, London, barred from travelling .
  
highlights_snippet: Judge made the ruling after Five teenage girls from Tower Hamlets, Londonshowed interest' in heading to Syria .
  
highlights_snippet: Ruling prohibits Five teenage girls from Tower Hamlets, London from leaving jurisdiction of England and Wales .
  
highlights_snippet: Mr Justice Hayden also ordered Five teenage girls from Tower Hamlets, London passports to be confiscated .
  
highlights_snippet: the ruling is 'draconian' but necessary to 'protect the girls' passports to be confiscated from the girls' passports to be confiscatedAdded family members in the case had not been full and frank with social services and that Five teenage girls from Tower Hamlets, London had been moving to 'a more radicalised position' 