Interview with Tasnime Akunjee

The transcript discusses the delayed disclosure of information in a book, which affected families involved. It criticizes the actions of Canadian and UK security services, highlighting a lack of trust and the need for public inquiries. The case of Shamima Begum, a schoolgirl who joined ISIS, is used to illustrate government failures in handling radicalization and repatriation responsibilities.

What is the main issue highlighted in the book mentioned in the first section?

• The book is a fictional account of espionage.

• The book focuses on the cultural differences between Canada and the UK.

• The book discusses the economic impact of terrorism.

• The book reveals the involvement of Canadian security services in child trafficking.

What does the speaker suggest as a solution to the lack of trust in security services?

• A public inquiry in the UK and Canada.

• A media campaign to restore trust.

• Increased funding for security services.

• A joint task force between the UK and Canada.

Who is Shamima Begum?

• One of the schoolgirls who joined ISIS.

• A government official involved in the inquiry.

• An author of the book mentioned.

• A Canadian security officer.

What does the speaker believe the government should do regarding Shamima Begum?

• Leave her in the hands of other countries.

• Bring her back for potential deradicalization.

• Ignore her case completely.

• Send more children to join her.

What is the speaker's view on the responsibilities of the government towards Shamima Begum?

• The government should increase its military presence.

• The government should focus on economic policies.

• The government has denied its responsibilities.

• The government has fulfilled its responsibilities.