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Activists call on Trinidad to repatriate citizens in Syria

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Human Rights Watch on Tuesday called on Trinidad & Tobago to repatriate more than 90 of its citizens who have been detained as Islamic State suspects and family members in war-torn Syria, noting that at least 56 of them are children.

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Activists call on Trinidad to repatriate citizens in Syria

1 year ago·United States

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Activists call on Trinidad to repatriate citizens in Syria

Human Rights Watch is calling on the government of Trinidad & Tobago to repatriate more than 90 of its citizens detained as Islamic State suspects and family members in war-torn Syria

1 year ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Activists call on Trinidad to repatriate citizens in Syria

Human Rights Watch is calling on the government of Trinidad & Tobago to repatriate more than 90 of its citizens detained as Islamic State suspects and family members in war-torn Syria

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Winnipeg Free Press

Activists call on Trinidad to repatriate citizens in Syria

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Human Rights Watch on Tuesday called on Trinidad & Tobago to repatriate more than 90 of its citizens who have been detained as Islamic […]

1 year ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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Arab News

Activists call on Trinidad to repatriate citizens in Syria

Tue, 2023-02-28 22:40 SAN JUAN: Human Rights Watch on Tuesday called on Trinidad & Tobago to repatriate more than 90 of its citizens who have been detained as Daesh suspects and family members in war-torn Syria, noting that at least 56 of them are children. Some of them were whisked to Syria as children by relatives, while others said they erroneously thought they were going to visit a Muslim utopia. “These children never chose to live unde…

1 year ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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MY Northwest

Activists call on Trinidad to repatriate citizens in Syria

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Human Rights Watch on Tuesday called on Trinidad & Tobago to repatriate more than 90 of its citizens who have been detained as Islamic State suspects and family members in war-torn Syria, noting that at least 56 of them are children. Some of them were whisked to Syria as children by relatives, while others said they erroneously thought they were going to visit a Muslim utopia. “These children never chose to live unde…

1 year ago·Tacoma, United States

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