Akunjee, a criminal defence solicitor at London law firm Farooq Bajwa & Co, is concerned that, if the identities of the individuals are publicised, the other two mothers risk losing their citizenship.
Every day there are skirmishes, bombings and battles, of which some are well publicised, but others are fought out in the semi-desert of eastern Syria and get scarcely a mention in the local or international media.
He has also overseen changes around the course, some of which the club is keener to publicise than others.
Lord Inchcape's donation, gratefully received at a time when Britain's finances were still recovering from the First World War, was publicised to encourage others to follow suit.
Finally a comparison of the method with the other available publicised methods reveals the effectiveness of this hybrid approach.
For instance, it has been selling a package aimed at photographers for $10 a month that combines Adobe's software with an online community where snappers can publicise their photos.For other firms tempted by the cloud, Adobe's experience offers valuable lessons.
"Publicising information to other consumers it makes it more difficult for drug dealers to sell unknown...substances"...substances
Various journalism techniques for publicising rights and other issues important for children were analysed throughout the seminar, with examples taken from both national and international print and broadcast media.
Horrifying examples of torturers' handiwork are catalogued and publicised annually by Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and other organisations that battle such abuses worldwide.
The broadcaster Paul Gambaccini has told MPs he was used as human "flypaper" by prosecutors for almost a year in relation to a now-dropped allegation of historic sex abuse, with his arrest publicised in the hope that other people would come forward to make allegations against him.
