Shamima Begum lives in Rojaba, Syria after fleeing the Islamic State (Photo: Reuters/Sky TV/PA)

Shamima Begum fears for her life after being told she could be sentenced to death when tried for a terrorist offence.

According to the sources, the 22-year-old Londoners are likely to face prosecution for their links to the Islamic State.

The accusations include helping him make a suicide bomber vest for a terrorist group.

Begum is currently in a refugee camp in Rojaba, Syria, after being stripped of British citizenship in 2019.

He tried to regain British citizenship last year, but his application to the High Court failed.

The law allows deprivation of citizenship if it contributes to the public welfare.

The Rojaba region, where Begum lives, is an autonomous region that is not under Syrian control.

Begum desperately wants to return to Britain fearing the injustice of Rojaba’s criminal system.

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Begum currently awaits her fate (Photo: SKY TV)

File photo: Alholi camp for internally displaced persons in northeast Syria, where British-born Shami Mabegum was discovered in 2019. Reuters/Khaled Al-Hariri/Photo Archives

Shami Mabegam was discovered at Alhol Camp in 2019 (Photo: Reuters)

At Gatwick Airport in February 2015, Amira Abbas, 15, Cadiza Sultana, Kadiza Sultana, 16, and Shamima Begum, 15, were released from CCTV by the Metropolitan Police Department in February 2015. Appeals by Shami Mabegam. The decision that she could not return to Britain to protest the revocation of British citizenship. PA photo. Publication date: Thursday June 11, 2020 Mr. Begum traveled to Syria in February 2015 to join the so-called Islamic State (IS) and has lived under the control of the Islamic State for more than three years. I was one of the children at school in London. . Check out the PA Story for COURTS Begum.Photo to Read: Metropolitan Police Department/PA Wire Top Quality Available

Shamima Begum was found leaving Gatwick Airport in 2015 (credit: PA)

A source told The Sun:

“He is very scared and worried.

“It was said that he was tried in Rojaba, probably as part of a group of women accused of terrorist crimes.

He hasn’t specified a date yet, but it’s said to be around September or October.

“The Rojaba government does not support the death penalty, but it did not convince him that such a sentence could not be evaded.

“And yet, he faces life in prison.”

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Begum wants to return to the UK, but it may be difficult for him (Photo: PA)

ITV interview of Shamima Begum by Rohit Cachrow. Showing her the copy of her from the Home Office, which stripped her of British citizenship. Must be credited to ITV News

He was stripped of his British citizenship by the government (Photo: ITV)

Begum’s lack of citizenship means the British government cannot formally intervene or represent diplomacy on her behalf.

According to the sources, Begum was speaking with her family in London and they were receiving legal advice.

However, it is unclear whether UK-based lawyers will be able to represent Begum in Rojava courts.

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