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The Arab News Research & Studies Briefing Room webinar titled "What next for the children of Daesh detainees?" based on the research paper of the same title written by Dr. Azeem Ibrahim, a director at the Center for Global Policy. Joining alongside Dr. Azeem Ibrahim was Orlaith Minogue, a Senior Conflict and Humanitarian Advocacy Adviser with Save the Children, and a
Aung San Suu Kyi once again finds herself in a set of circumstances that defined her life in the past: Under arrest by the military government of her country. However, this time around, things are very different. She is no longer seen as the global democracy and human rights icon, and few outside of Myanmar will campaign for her release with the energy and zeal they did in the
LONDON: Al-Hawl and Al-Roj, two squalid, horribly overcrowded detention camps in northeast Syria, are home to some 70,000 people — around 80 percent of them women and children — all in some way associated with Daesh, the terror group that dominated a third of the country and whole swathes of neighboring Iraq between 2014 and 2017. Among them, some 27,500 children are waiting
The attempt by Daesh to create the so-called Islamic state in Syria and Iraq attracted volunteers from many nations. The children of these volunteers, many of whom were born in Syria, now pose a unique dilemma for those nations. It is estimated that about 70,000 women and children are detained in the refugee camps in Northern Syria. Of that number, at least 12,000 are foreign
The world’s bad guys are winning. Is anyone going to stand up to them? Simon Tisdall © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Myanmar State Counsellor Office/AFP/Getty Images Blame Joe Biden for not stepping in more quickly, or Donald Trump for encouraging authoritarian rulers. Blame Barack Obama for lifting sanctions. Easier still, blame China for propping up a military junta and putting profit before people. The International Court of Justice warned of ongoing genocide, but nobody was saved. UN security council members argued endlessly about what to do. The finger of blam...