Ten young children who were living in camps in Syria have been repatriated in the night of Sunday to Monday has informed the ministry of the Interior.
Ten children of jihadists French who were detained in camps for the displaced under the control of the kurdish in Syria have been repatriated to France in the night of Sunday to Monday, announced the French ministry of foreign Affairs. “France has made this day the return of the ten young children, French minors, orphans or humanitarian cases, who were living in camps in the north-east of Syria,” he said in a press release.
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No details have been given on their arrival in France, nor on the circumstances in which they left Syria. “These children have been handed over to French judicial authorities, are now subject to a medical follow-up and support by social services”, has only specified the Quai d’orsay.
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Since the collapse of the group islamic State in march 2019, the France has brought 28 children of Syria : five in march 2019, twelve in June 2019 and a girl with heart defect in April. Paris has “thanked” the administration’s semi-autonomous kurdish north-east Syria for its “cooperation” in this new repatriation, stressing that they had done “in view of the situation of these young children are particularly vulnerable, and in the framework of the authorisations given by the local officials”.
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According to the collective Families united, which brings together relatives of the children in France, some 300 children of jihadists French were held under tents in the camps of Al-Hol and Roj in the north-east of Syria. The collective regularly asks the French authorities to arrange for the repatriation of these children, as well as that of their mothers. France is reluctant to bring back some of the 150 adult men and women, which it considers complicit in the AR and which she wants the judgment on the spot. The situation is also complicated for the non-orphaned children, for which the permission of the mother is necessary.
