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Members of Kurdish security forces accompany relatives of ISIS fighters, before handing them over to a delegation of Dutch diplomats in Syria s Qamishli, June 5, 2021. (AFP) Asharq Al-Awsat
Syria’s Kurds Friday urged international help to set up rehabilitation centers for minors linked to ISIS, after charges they were holding “hundreds of children” in adult prisons.
Acknowledging that some terrorist-linked minors were being held in adult prisons, separate to the many more in camps, senior Kurdish foreign affairs official Abdelkarim Omar told AFP around 30 teenagers have lately been transferred out of one overcrowded camp.
He spoke just days after the International Committee of the Red Cross said “hundreds of children mostly boys, some as young as 12 are detained in adult prisons” in northeast Syria.
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Syrian Kurds hand Daesh relatives to Dutch authorities
Kurds, UN urge foreign countries to repatriate their nationals held in northeast Syria
By AFP - Jun 06,2021 - Last updated at Jun 06,2021
Syrian families sit in a truck after being released from the Kurdish-run Al Hol camp, which holds relatives of suspected Daesh terror group fighters, in the north-eastern Syrian Hasakeh governorate, on June 2 (AFP photo)
QAMISHLI, Syria Syria s Kurds on Saturday handed four relatives of Daesh terror group fighters, including three children, to Dutch diplomats for repatriation, a thorny issue for authorities in The Netherlands.
The group consisted of a Dutch woman and her two children as well as another 12-year-old girl, a humanitarian case , whose mother had agreed to her repatriation following a request from the Dutch government, top Syrian Kurdish foreign affairs official Abdel Karim Omar said.