Even sissy state UK does what we refuse to consider: BBC News - Citizenship revoked on Mahdi Hashi for 'extremism'

Mahdi Hashi, from Camden, is thought to be in jail in East Africa

BBC News - Citizenship revoked on Mahdi Hashi for 'extremism'

A man from north London accused of being an Islamic extremist has had his British citizenship revoked. 

Family and friends of Mahdi Hashi, 23, from Camden, claim the government acted because he had refused to become an informant for the security services.

Mr Hashi, from Camden, is currently thought to be in a jail in East Africa.

Revoking his nationality in the summer, the Home Office said he was considered a threat to UK national security due to his "extremist" activities.

The government has since made no further comment.

Mr Hashi was born in Somalia and moved to London with his family at the age of five.

In 2009, Mr Hashi claimed he and a group of friends - all of Somali origin - were approached by MI5.