Trinidad and Tobago: Bring Home Nationals from Northeast Syria

Over 90 nationals of Trinidad and Tobago, including at least 56 children, are unlawfully detained in life-threatening conditions as Islamic State (ISIS) suspects and family members in northeast Syria.

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