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U.N.-backed commission says 30,000 children are suffering rights abuses in northeastern Syria

Five years after the Islamic State group lost the last sliver of land it controlled in Syria, nearly 30,000 children of militants and their supporters of various nationalities are suffering abuse in camps, prisons and rehabilitation centers in the war-torn country's northwest, a U.N.-backed commission said Monday.
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World News | UN-backed Commission Says 30,000 Children Are Suffering Rights Abuses in Northeastern Syria

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Five years after the Islamic State group lost the last sliver of land it controlled in Syria, nearly 30,000 children of militants and their supporters of various nationalities are suffering abuse in camps, prisons and rehabilitation centres in the war-torn country's northwest, a UN-backed commission said Monday. World News | UN-backed Commission Says 30,000 Children Are Suffering Rights Abuses in Northeastern Syria.
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UN expert decries practice of taking boys from their mothers at camps in Syria

A U.N.-backed human rights advocate says hundreds of boys โ€” some as young as 11 โ€” held in detention camps run by U.S.-backed, Kurdish-led forces in northeastern Syria have been wrongly separated from their mothers on the โ€œunprovenโ€ belief that they pose a security risk. Fionnuala Ni Aolain, an independent U.N. rapporteur on the protection
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U.N. expert decries the practice of taking boys from their mothers at detention camps in Syria

A U.N.-backed human rights advocate says hundreds of boys - some as young as 11 - held in detention camps run by U.S.-backed, Kurdish-led forces in northeastern Syria have been wrongly separated from their mothers on the "unproven" belief that they pose a security risk.
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