In Syria, More than 2,000 Relatives of Jihadists Still in the Hands of Kurds
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Some 2,200 relatives of alleged jihadists of some 50 nationalities are still in a camp in north-eastern Syria under Kurdish control despite an agreement to integrate Kurdish institutions into the Syrian state.
The Roj camp houses families of about 50 nationalities, including some 40 French families. Its administration remains Kurdish despite the integration agreement with Damascus, and its transfer to central power will take time, according to Syrian officials.
The Kurdish institutions were supposed to be under Damascus, but the management of this site in the north-east of Syria has still not changed hands.... Read more The camp of Roj, the last Kurdish bastion where 2,200 relatives of jihadists still live appeared first on Le Singulier.
A team of AFP who visited Roj camp on Monday, including Russians, French and British people, was able to see women in Niqab, children and teenagers travelling through the tents of canvas. Some of them...
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