Iraqi refugees in al-Hol face ambiguous fate between rejection, acceptance from their government

The camp administration said that the security forces found, Tuesday, the body of the 21-year-old Iraqi refugee, Saif Abed Ajel, in the second section of the camp.

With the increase in the number of killings targeting Iraqi refugees, the Iraqi government is still refusing to return its citizens, and the Under-Secretary of the Iraqi Ministry of Immigration, Karim al-Nouri, said, "There is a refusal regarding the return of al-Hol displaced persons to Iraq because of their danger, but the possibility of return has not been decided."

The Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations Office for Counter-Terrorism, Vladimir Ivanovich Voronkov, urged in an informal meeting, held at the end of last January, the return of 27,000 children from al-Hol camp in northern and eastern Syria, and said that "the horrific situation of children in al-Hol camp is one of them." The most pressing issue in the world today. "

It should be noted that the number of dead and wounded in the camp since the beginning of this year has reached 36 cases.

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ANHA