SHAMIMA Begum’s lawyer — who is running to become an MP — has been sanctioned for a series of hateful tweets.
Mohammed Akunjee was fined £1,350 by regulators for “abusive” posts which “intended to shock”.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority did not make the messages public but said he “failed to act in a way that upholds public trust in the legal service”.
Mr Akunjee, 46, who is standing as an Independent candidate in Bethnal Green and Stepney in East London, already had a regulator warning.
He was the Begum family’s adviser after the 15-year-old went to join IS in Syria in 2015.
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Begum, now 24, was stripped of her British status in 2019.
It comes as a jihadi bride in the same camp in Syria where Shamima Begum is being held begged the UK to take her back.
The woman, 45, who regrets leaving the UK with her Porsche-driving barrister husband in 2015 so that he could take up arms with the so-called 'caliphate'.
The Brit ISIS brides live among tens of thousands who have been confined to the grim makeshift cities of Al Roj and Al Hol in northeast Syria since the death cult collapsed in 2017.
A camp commander has now revealed there are 19 UK women and 35 children detained in just one compound where ISIS ideology still runs rampant.
It is the first time a specific figure has emerged and it's far higher than previous estimates.
The UK has stripped all 35 ISIS brides of their citizenship and is refusing to allow them to return due to fears over national security.
