Mr Ayub said the science ban was one of many 'onerous' restrictions
A man under surveillance for suspected terrorist activities has been told he cannot take an AS-level science course because he might use it for terrorism.
The Iraqi national, who can only be named as "AE", was told his studies broke an anti-terrorism control order, said the man's lawyer.
Mohammed Ayub said the restriction was pointless as any knowledge in a science class was already in the public domain.
The Home Office said it was not prepared to comment on the case.
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