article_snippet: Despite more than 600 British jihadists having fled for Syria and Iraq, only 25 terror suspects are currently subject to asset-freezing orders.
article_snippet: In total, just £61,000 in 59 bank accounts belonging to suspected terrorists has been blocked by Treasury, a report has found.
article_snippet: a report, by the independent reviewer of terror legislation David Anderson QC, showed another 28 people have had another 28 people bank accounts in the country frozen under European orders.
article_snippet: only 25 terror suspects are currently subject to asset-freezing orders, a report by independent reviewer into terror legislation David Anderson QC (pictured), revealed .
article_snippet: a report by independent reviewer into terror legislation David Anderson QC (pictured), revealed showed there were eight new Treasury designations in the year to September 2014 under the Terrorist Asset-Freezing Act 2010 - a sharp decline from 162 in 2008.
article_snippet: Mr Anderson concluded the figures for assets frozen were 'remarkably low.
article_snippet: Mr Anderson said the figures for assets frozen indicate asset-freezing has played only a 'marginal role' in combating 'the most serious terrorist threat of the present time'.
article_snippet: There has been an attempt to use asset-freezing legislation to respond to the threat posed by UK residents who travel to and from Syria and Iraq for the purposes of terrorism. '
article_snippet: But bearing in mind that over 600 Britons have travelled out there, the small number of designations indicates that asset-freezing has played only a marginal role in combating the most serious terrorist threat of the present time.'
highlights_snippet: Treasury has blocked just £61,000 in 59 accounts of suspected terrorists .
  
highlights_snippet: David Anderson QC, independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, said figures were 'remarkably low'
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