AANES calls on international community to cooperate in ISIS file regarding ISIS detainees children

The Autonomous Administration renewed its call to the international community to activate the judicial process for the trial of ISIS mercenaries, and also called for cooperation in the file of children detained by ISIS mercenaries.

AANES calls on international community to cooperate in ISIS file regarding ISIS detainees children
14 August, 2023   15:42
NEWS DESK

The Autonomous Administration issued a statement calling on the international community to cooperate in order to establish centers for the rehabilitation of children and minors and their integration into society.

The text of the statement stated that "the Autonomous Administration suffered a lot from the detainees of the terrorist organization ISIS because of securing places and supplies for their arrest and securing the area from their danger, as the Autonomous Administration appealed to the international community to provide facilities and assistance to activate the judicial process to prosecute ISIS elements and achieve community and international justice."

The statement added, "The file of the children of the children of ISIS detainees is dangerous, and it is necessary to establish centers for the rehabilitation of children and minors and their integration into society, as the Autonomous Administration considers them victims of terrorist ideology, and their rehabilitation is to avoid a future danger that could pose a threat to the whole world, and any delay in this file increases the severity of the situation."

In conclusion, the statement affirmed that these appeals to the international community are in order to limit the expansion of extremist ideology and to preserve the supreme interest of the components of the region, and that the Autonomous Administration shows its full willingness to care, care, openness and transparency in sharing all plans and programs with the international community and relevant organizations to protect the future of children and promote their rights.

T/ Satt.

ANHA