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Missing GP family called to court Missing NHS GP released to court
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The parents of a missing NHS doctor have been ordered to bring their daughter to a court in Bangladesh amid claims they are holding her captive. A missing NHS doctor has been freed into the custody of a Bangladesh court following claims she was being held captive in the country by her parents.
Friends of trainee GP Humayra Abedin, 33, from east London, fear her family plans to force her into marriage. Lawyers for trainee GP Humayra Abedin, 33, from east London, said her family planned to force her into marriage.
She had travelled to Dhaka in August and had been due to start a new job later that month in London.She had travelled to Dhaka in August and had been due to start a new job later that month in London.
The High Court has issued an injunction under the new Forced Marriage Act demanding she be returned to the UK. The High Court had issued an injunction under the new Forced Marriage Act demanding she be returned to the UK.
BBC News went to the family home in Dhaka last week but a man who did not identify himself said he had not seen the family since last February and did not know where the doctor was.
'Sick mother''Sick mother'
Dr Abedin arrived in Britain in September 2002, when she studied for a Masters Degree in Public Health at Leeds University. Dr Abedin arrived in Britain in September 2002, when she studied for a Masters degree in public health at Leeds University.
She had been due to start work in August as a registrar at a GP's surgery in east London but travelled to Dhaka after being told that her mother was ill.She had been due to start work in August as a registrar at a GP's surgery in east London but travelled to Dhaka after being told that her mother was ill.
The High Court has served the family with an injunction under the Forced Marriage Act effectively blocking any marriage. The High Court had served the family with an injunction under the Forced Marriage Act, effectively blocking any marriage.
The family has until Sunday to allow her return or they could be jailed for failing to comply with a court order. The family had until Sunday to allow her return or face jail for failing to comply with a court order.