France plans to repatriate ISIS children leaving their mothers to be tried by Autonomous Administration

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French officials have said that France is working to bring back mercenaries' children existing now with the Syrian Democratic Forces, but will leave their mothers to be tried by the Autonomous Administration in north and east Syria.

Like other European countries, France is faced with the problem of how to deal with the mercenaries and their families seeking to return from combat zones in Iraq and Syria, as well as dealing with detainees after their losing of large areas

France has been subjected to a series of bloody attacks carried out by "terrorists" over the past three years.

"The French authorities are now entering an active phase in assessing the possibility of bringing the palace back home," a French official said.

In France, families reported about 60 women in Syria, 40 of them with about 150 minors, the vast majority of children under the age of six.

After exchanging information with the Autonomous Administration in north and east Syria and the International Red Cross, Paris has identified places of some of them in north and east Syria.

The officials said preparations were under way to return the children on a case-by-case basis, including those born in Syria. Their return will depend on the consent of the mothers to be separated from their children.

"This is in the best interest of the children," one official said.

There is talk recently about IS mercenaries detainees by the Syrian Democratic Forces, as all the countries that have citizens in the ranks of ISIS are evading from judgment in their countries, including the countries of the International Alliance against ISIS.

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ANHA