AANES: HRC's report is far from truth

On Saturday, the Department of External Relations of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria issued a statement to the public.

Which read: " The file of ISIS with its fighters and families, children and women, remains unresolved. The responsibilities of these prisons and camps are still the responsibility of the Autonomous Administration, despite the administration's repeated calls for the international community to assume its responsibilities towards this situation, along with modest efforts by some the countries of the International Coalition to Combat terrorism, but without radical solutions to this file with international dimensions, whether in bringing ISIS members detained in the prisons of the Autonomous Administration to justice, in order to obtain their punishment within the framework of establishing international courts or of an international nature in our regions, or supporting the Autonomous Administration to regulate the status of the camps Better in terms of security, humanity and intellectual, but there appears to be clear international inaction towards this issue, and this is what leads to the escalation of the security challenge in these camps and prisons, as they have turned into a place for ISIS organization for itself, where the children are growing up in an extremist environment, even the young are imbued with this ideology, so it constitutes a threat to the stability of the camps in light of the extremist environment and the emergence of the generation of the so-called “cubs of the caliphate."

Keeping teens away from  "Extreme Environment"

AANES pointed out that "there are some deportations of families to their countries, and the Autonomous Administration provides all possible facilities for the success of the operations, but this requires long-term and multifaceted plans to contain this issue."

Furthermore, from time to time, the camp administration places teenagers in rehabilitation and reform centers to keep them away from the extremist environment."

Abduction, imprisonment or exploitation of children is unfounded'

In its statement, AANES refuted that "what is being promoted about the kidnapping, imprisonment, or exploitation of children is unfounded, especially in what was stated in the report of the UN Human Rights Council, which is far from the truth and realism, as the doors of those rehabilitation centers, camps, and prisons were open to many organizations." international human rights organizations."

It added, "It requires the international bodies to carry out their responsibilities towards the humanitarian, economic and security crises that our regions suffer from in the intensive operations to combat terrorism. This terrorism still threatens everyone internationally and regionally and is more active in light of the exploitation of the current local conditions."

The Department of External Relations in the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria concluded its statement by explaining to the public opinion, the United Nations, and human rights organizations that "everything that is being circulated about the Autonomous Administration is incorrect, and the prisons, camps, and rehabilitation centers in our regions are open to everyone, and many parties have previously visited these prisons and informed on its reality."

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