Jihad Brides return to U.K!

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Meanwhile possibly what The Sun and the Daily Mail have not pointed out to you is that the Kurdish-led Democratic Forces are struggling to cope with the responsibility of holding IS detainees from 50 countries that they have in custody. 

There is little doubt that the Kurds’ fledgling administration lacks the resources and capacity to put on trial, or detain indefinitely, so many people. It’s vital too that they are in a position to carry out detentions under humane and sustainable conditions over an extensive period of time, something that cannot be done without the advice and support from foreign states and other international bodies.
In Syria’s Kurdish enclave the leftist ideology embraced there means a rejection of the death penalty and focuses on rehabilitation rather than punishment for those foreign fighters captured. This is different from Iraq where the Western-backed government often carries out the death penalty, earning the condemnation of Western human-rights groups.

https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/1743...g-from-is/

“Everyone is running away from the responsibility,” 

Abdulkarim Omar, a leader of the Kurdish-led foreign-relations commission