Muslim group sends letters to Govt:
Bring home 25 Isis survivors
"Bring these 25 children and adults home from Syria." That appeal was made in letters to Government on May 24 and up to last Friday by the Concerned Muslims of T&T (CMTT) group seeking to bring "home" children and adults who are relatives of Islamic State (Isis) fighters.
They have been at the al Hol refugee camp in northeastern Syria following Isis' collapse to international forces in the last yearand relatives of theirs in T&T have asked CMTT to seek their return.
The individuals are connected to T&T nationals who joined Isis in conflict zones over the period the terrorist group recruited people worldwide from 2012.
The children range in ages from one to nine years and some were born in Syria recently.
They have been at the al Hol refugee camp in northeastern Syria following Isis' collapse to international forces in the last yearand relatives of theirs in T&T have asked CMTT to seek their return.
The individuals are connected to T&T nationals who joined Isis in conflict zones over the period the terrorist group recruited people worldwide from 2012.
The children range in ages from one to nine years and some were born in Syria recently.
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