Foreign women linked to Daesh group in Syrian camp hope for amnesty after government offensive

ROJ CAMP, Syria: Foreign women linked to the Daesh group and living in a Syrian camp housing more than 2,000 people near the border with Iraq are hoping that an amnesty may be on the horizon after a government offensive weakened the Kurdish-led force that guards the camp. The women spoke to The Associated Press on Thursday in northeast Syria’s Roj camp, where hundreds of mostly women and children linked to Daesh have been held for nearly a decade. The camp remains under control of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces, which until recently controlled much of northeastern Syria.

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