The reintegration into society of thousands of children repatriated from camps in northeast Syria for suspected members of ISIL (ISIS) is being made more difficult by the policies of several mainly-European governments, Human Rights Watch (HRW) has said.
“Our interviews and surveys found that while many children are reintegrating successfully into their new communities, policy choices by some governments have made reintegration more difficult, and in some cases, even caused additional harm,” the New York-based organisation said in a new report released on Monday.
