More than 800 Iraqis leave al-Hol camp, returning to their country

More than 800 Iraqis, distributed among 233 families, left al-Hol camp in the Hasaka countryside in al-Jazera canton, returning to Iraqi territory.

31 July, 2025 11:24

HASAKA

As part of the joint coordination process between the Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, the Security Committee, and the Migration and Displacement Committee of the Iraqi Parliament, a new batch of Iraqi families residing in the al-Hol camp in the Hasaka countryside of al-Jazera Canton was repatriated today.

The new batch included 233 families, comprising approximately 812 individuals.

This is the eleventh batch of Iraqis to be evacuated from the camp since the beginning of this year, and the twenty-eighth flight since the repatriation of Iraqi families from al-Hol camp to their home countries began.

This step is part of ongoing efforts to return Iraqis from al-Hol camp to their home areas.

Al-Hol camp is considered one of the most dangerous camps in the world, housing approximately 13,000 Iraqis and 15,000 Syrians, in addition to 6,385 women and children of foreign ISIS mercenaries. It is therefore considered one of the most dangerous camps in the world.

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ANHA