Canada return 23 people from ISIS families from NES camps

 The batch of their ISIS citizens that Canada agreed to return includes 6 women and 13 children from families of ISIS mercenaries, to be the largest batch that the Canadian government has recovered from the camps of northern and eastern Syria.

 For its part, the Canadian Federal Court ordered the government to return four other Canadian citizens from northeastern Syria, whom the Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs had excluded from the decision to return its nationals of women and children.

 The court's decision comes after the families of the four Canadians took legal action against the Canadian government, considering the authorities' decision to refuse to return them as a violation of the Canadian Bill of Rights and Freedoms.

 The director of Human Rights Watch had revealed earlier that a number of women and children had received letters from the Canadian government, indicating that they meet the conditions for returning to their country, at a time when the organization revealed that about 30 Canadians, including ten children, are still in camps in northern Syria.  and eastern Syria.

 The Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria repeatedly calls on the countries that have sponsorship in north and east Syria from the families of ISIS mercenaries to take them back, and warned in more than one forum that the camps that house them, especially Al-Hawl, constitute a time bomb that threatens the whole world.

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