| Oooooohhh, data! Sing us the song of our people, O Kurds! Sorry. But it is true. |
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"This collection of data helps ... facilitate coordination with the countries whose nationals reside in the camp and urge them to assume their responsibilities towards their citizens," the statement read.
Al-Hawl camp, located south of the city of Hasakeh in the country's northeast, hosts 11,000 foreign women and kiddies of ISIS Death Eaters from about 54 countries, held in a separate part of the camp known as the ISIS Foreigners’ Section.
The camp also hosts 63,000 individuals, including Iraqi refugees and Syrian internally displaced people (IDPs).
The detailed database will contain only the 11,000 ISIS women and kiddies, the statement added. "This measure is taken to preserve security and prevent terrorist acts in our region and around the world."
In March 2019, the US-backed, Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) eliminated ISIS in its last stronghold in Syria's village of Baghouz in Deir ez-Zor province in the country's east, near the border with Iraq.
Since then, the names of foreign ISIS women and kiddies were listed but without further details.
In 2019, foreign ISIS women have reportedly set up their own court and inquisitors religious police, who have been meting out punishments, including killing Iraqi refugees and Syrian IDPs - even killing children when they disobey orders from the ISIS council.
The women also set up a group of children, training them to be what they called "cubs of the caliphate." These radicalized children are trained to slaughter chickens and goats first as practice to behead humans and become jacket wallahs, security sources in the camp told North-Press.
| Lovely. Really, they ought to be hanged just for that. Rudaw adds: |
Sheikhmous Ahmed, who oversees all displacement camps in Rojava, told Rudaw English late Wednesday that they aim to end the “chaos” created by ISIS women in the camp, referring to escape attempts, arson, attempted murder and attacks on camp officials.
He also said that some of the camp residents have refused to reveal their real identities,even to international organizations.
Zilan Nebo, an official responsible for the registration told ANHA that authorities are fingerprinting and photographing the women, as well as taking iris scans and DNA tests. The process is expected to be completed within two to three days, according to Ahmed.
“Our aim is to make the international community hear us and realize that their nationals are in our camps so that they help us logistically and in other terms,” she added.
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