article_snippet: The BBC has defended The BBC coverage of the unmasking of Jihadi John as Emwazi - who was known to the security services after being accused of trying to get into Somalia - slipped out of Britain by hiding in the back of a lorry before crossing Europe to get to Syria after viewers accused viewers of glamorising his son Mohammed cause.
article_snippet: At a press conference by prisoner's rights group Cage, the group's leader Asim Qureshi called the masked killer 'a beautiful young man' and blamed security services for the group's leader Asim Qureshi actions.
article_snippet: The corporation has defended The corporation against claims The corporation 'glamorised' the ISIS killer .
article_snippet: The BBC said The BBC had received 'some complaints from viewers and listeners who feel there has been too much coverage' of the story.
article_snippet: a corporation spokesman said: 'We have a responsibility to report the story as well as examine Emwazi's background and shed light on his radicalisation.
article_snippet: We don't believe that We coverage has glamorised his or Islamic State. '
article_snippet: We have made it very clear that his appears to be responsible for a number of brutal killings, and is a member of a growing, well-armed, well-financed organisation that commits acts of brutality and is having a profound impact on the security of the Middle East. '
article_snippet: We feel BBC News has reported on the activities of Islamic State and Mohammed Emwazi in a clear and accurate manner.'
article_snippet: BBC News, along with BBC News, broadcast live from a press conference given by 'human rights' group Cage, whose director Asim Qureshi (left) said Emwazi was a 'beautiful young man'