'She was very young and it might have been better for her to wait a bit. But she didn't, she chose to get married and I chose to marry her' Yago Riedijk, Dutch husband of UK teenager Shamima Begum
Yago Riedijk wants to return home to the Netherlands with his wife and their newborn son. Their first two children died.
Begum, 19, from east London and now in a refugee camp, has said she would like to return to Britain but has been stripped of her British citizenship by the government which deems her a security threat.Riedijk, 27, says he now rejects Daesh after having fought for the terror group. Instead, he wants to return home to the Netherlands with his wife and their newborn son. Their first two children died.
Asked if he thought marrying a girl of that age was acceptable, he acknowledged that she had been "very young". "Then I was invited and yeah, she was very young and it might have been better for her to wait a bit. But she didn't, she chose to get married and I chose to marry her."Riedijk, from Arnhem, told the BBC that he had been imprisoned and tortured after Daesh suspected him of being a Dutch spy. He surrendered to Syrian fighters."It was my own fault for going, yes, but I didn't come out of it as a winner, in any way.
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