she still wears her kneecap and anytime i go outside they look at us like aliens. but i can see it s bizarre for them to see s. like this but it s not a problem. technically and i was under house arrest but today the authorities have allowed her to meet us at a lake near pristina ana is the 1st kosovo i asked returning to talk about her experience on camera we cannot reveal her full name because should be going on trial soon. and i was brought back from syria with other kosovo iowa sympathizers by the authorities she doesn t understand why other european states aren t doing the same for their citizens because we are human we are people so if someone makes a mistake sometime you shouldn t just leave like that the women are so sensitive and what did the kids do wrong someone should help them.
otherwise they would remain a conflict zone kosovo s approaches to date unique in europe so far germany france and britain for example i found it difficult to take back citizens who joined us. reportedly hundreds of iowa sympathizers recently fled prison camps in northern syria the region is in chaos due to turkey s military incursion and amid the ensuing power vacuum it is feared i ask you group that s why the way i asked prisoners are treated is now again up for discussion is an a radical she says that in 2014 she went to syria just to join her husband my husband prepared everything to get there he didn t tell me so suddenly i found myself in syria. then her husband was killed in an unmarried another i os fighter we want to know what she makes of the atrocities committed by us the torture beheadings and other human rights violations but she evades our questions
many extremists were imprisoned by kurds in northern syria several 100 are thought to have escaped during turkey s offensive there now there are growing calls for nations to repatriate militants and their families though most countries in europe are refusing to do so but one nation is officially allowing jihadists back in kosovo brought $110.00 mothers children and fighters home from syria a move that the majority of course of our support 95 percent of the population are muslim and believe that those who are radicalized can be reintegrated well the state has developed a rehabilitation program for extremists and officials say those who committed crimes will face justice ana followed her husband to syria and now she says she deserves a 2nd chance. help them. to come 6 months ago and i was still living in the self-proclaimed islamic state caliphate in syria now she s back home in kosovo but