Published 12 days ago

Trinidad, Tobago urged to repatriate women, children from Iraq

Summary by Arab News

London: Human Rights Watch has urged the government of Trinidad and Tobago to repatriate a number of its citizens from Iraq being held in detention for alleged involvement with Daesh. HRW said four Trinidadian women have been held by authorities in Iraq along with seven children, aged 7-15 years, for almost seven years. It said it had been in contact with one mother, currently in Rusafa prison, who on May 2 told them in a voice recording that …

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Trinidad, Tobago urged to repatriate women, children from Iraq

12 days ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Human Rights Watch

Trinidad and Tobago: Bring Home Children, Women Held in Iraq

(New York) – The government of Trinidad and Tobago should urgently bring home Trinidadian children and their mothers imprisoned in Iraq because of their alleged association with the Islamic State (ISIS), Human Rights Watch said today. Four Trinidadian women have been held along with their seven children, aged approximately 7 to 15, for nearly seven years. On May 2, 2024, Iraqi prison authorities forcibly removed two Trinidadian brothers, ages 13…

12 days ago·New York, United States

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