On Thursday, October 24, France repatriated 15 women and 40 children who were in jihadist prison camps controlled by Kurdish forces in northeastern Syria. Already at the beginning of July, 16 mothers and 35 minors had also taken a plane to France, which was reluctant for a long time before carrying out these repatriations, to the point of being pinned down by the European Court of Human Rights.
From now on, France therefore seems a little more willing to bring in its nationals. What awaits them once they return? What support for the wives of jihadists and their children?
To discuss it :
– Marie Dosé, lawyer at the Paris Bar
– Sophie Parmentierjournalist at France Inter, co-director with Hélène Lam Trong of the documentary Daesh, the children of suspicion (broadcast in 2020 and rebroadcast on November 19 on LCP)
– Serge Hefezpsychiatrist and psychoanalyst