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Abdul Qadir Mumin fled the UK in 2010, abandoning his wife Muna Abdule and their three children under five, to join extremists in Somalia. He now heads ISIS's branch there with 1,200 fighters, but his family—British citizens—remains in a two-bedroom social housing flat in Slough, where Abdule works in health care and insists they have no contact with him. The late 2025 report has reignited online anger over taxpayer-funded housing for relatives of terrorists, even those uninvolved, amid UK shortages and migration debates. No actions like eviction have followed, as the family qualifies like others in need.

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Muna Abdule still remembers the day her husband vanished, leaving her with three young children and no word. Now 43, she and her British-born kids live in a Slough council flat while he leads ISIS fighters halfway across the world.

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Massoud S., who arrived in France in November 2025, was sentenced to 30 months in prison for sexually assaulting multiple goats and a lamb at Le Refuge d'un Moment between February and April. Owner Cassandra Sortino discovered bound legs, genital injuries, and blood, then set up cameras that filmed him in the act on April 9; DNA from six animals, phone data, and vet confirmation sealed the case, with one goat dying from injuries. He denied the charges but told a psychologist the acts stopped him from targeting women since animals couldn't identify him; the court also banned him permanently from France and added him to the sex offender registry. Sortino shared the heartbreak: 'We set up this association to do good... We feel like we failed.'

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Hidden cameras caught a 19-year-old asylum seeker assaulting animals at a quiet rescue farm near Marseille, leading to a shocking courtroom confession.

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The 36-year-old Cologne resident and freelance reporter vanished on January 18 amid clashes in Raqqa province, where Syrian forces took her and colleague Ahmed Polad from a building. Syria held them on suspicion of posing as UN workers and illegal entry, but approved her release Friday via Jordan, crediting diplomatic ties and the Vienna Convention. Michelmann, who covered women's rights and local democracy in Rojava, received support from human rights groups and journalists; her colleague's fate remains unknown amid calls for his freedom.

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Eva Maria Michelmann stepped off a plane in Germany, reunited with family after nearly five months in Syrian detention. Her lawyer called her 'doing well under the circumstances.'

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