Discover and read the best of Twitter Threads about #Roj
Most recents (3)
🧵#Razzien gegen die Terrororganisation Islamischer Staat (#IS) in zehn Bundesländern, 1000 Beamte 100 Objekte, wurden sieben mutmaßliche Unterstützer des Netzwerks festgenommen, vier davon in #NRW. 1/x www1.wdr.de/nachrichten/ra…
2/x Sieben Beschuldigte wurden der Mitteilung zufolge festgenommen: in #Ulm (Baden-Württemberg), im Landkreis #Neuwied (Rheinland-Pfalz), in #Bremen sowie im Kreis #Heinsberg und im Rheinisch-Bergischen Kreis (beide Nordrhein-Westfalen).
3/x Sie sollen als Finanzvermittler in das Netzwerk eingebunden gewesen sein. "Durch ihr Sammeln von Spenden und deren Weiterleitung an den #IS nahmen sie eine zentrale Rolle innerhalb des Finanzierungsnetzwerkes ein", hieß es.
"We need to get those children out of the cmaps & the prisons that they're living in" @SavetheChildren #Syria Response Director Sonia Khush tells @MiddleEastInst @ICSR_Centre
"There is a lot of hope for them to live a normal life" if they can get out of the camps, she says
"There is a lot of hope for them to live a normal life" if they can get out of the camps, she says
Children stuck in IDP camps, prisons in NE #Syria are not the next wave of #ISIS - they are victims, per @SavetheChildren's Khush
Children in NE #Syria IDP camps - "Repatriations are not an insurmountable problem" per @hrw's @lettatayler "There is a lack of political will"
Confirmed by multiple sources that two former #IslamicState women from #Belgium & #France have managed to escape from the #SDF detainee camp in #Roj, #Syria. It has happened two weeks ago, and both fugitives have been recaptured and imprisoned since (1/6)
hln.be/nieuws/buitenl…
hln.be/nieuws/buitenl…
The Belgian is Cassandra Bodart, a convert from Jemeppe-sur-Sambre who joined IS in 2013. After two years, she wanted to leave - but she had to wait until the death of French-Algerian husband Abdel Hamid Derguiani in August 2017 to turn herself in (2/6)
thenational.ae/world/mena/in-…
thenational.ae/world/mena/in-…
The French woman is Saïda El Ghazi from the Lunel region - long known as a hotspot of jihad in France. She made headlines after she accepted to be separated from her two children in June, so they could be repatriated (3/6)
lepoint.fr/monde/syrie-la…
lepoint.fr/monde/syrie-la…
