Resources:
Reports and Statements
Here you can find links to reports and statements gathered until 2021 that inform our research.
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- Al-Dayel, N. Mumford, A. (2020). ISIS and Their Use of Slavery. ICCT.
- Azinović, V., Bećirević, E. (2017). A Waiting Game: Assessing and Responding to the Threat from Returning Foreign Fighters in the Western Balkans. Regional Cooperation Council.
- Barrett, R. (2017). Beyond the Caliphate: Foreign Fighters and the Threat of Returnees. The Soufan Center.
- Cook, J., Vale, G. (2018). From Daesh to ‘Diaspora’: Tracing the Women and Minors of Islamic State. Georgetown Institute of Women, Peace, and Security.
- Dworkin, A. (2019). Beyond Good and Evil: Why Europe should bring ISIS Foreign fighters home. European Council on Foreign Relations.
- Khalil, L. (2019). Behind the Veil: Women in jihad after the Caliphate. Lowy Institute.
- McKinney, CJ. (2022). How many people have been stripped of their British citizenship. Free Movement.
- Open Society Justice Initiative. (2021). European States’ Obligations to Repatriate the Children Detained in Camps in Northeast Syria. Open Society Justice Initiative.
- Orav, A., Shreeves, Ro., Radjenovic, A. (2018). Radicalisation and counter-radicalisation: A gender perspective. European Parliament.
- Report N°208. (2019). Women and Children First: Repatriating the Westerners Affiliated with ISIS. International Crisis Group.
- Reprieve. (2021). Inside the ‘Guantanamo Bay for children’ in Syria. Reprieve.
- Reprieve. (2021). Trafficked to ISIS: British families detained in Syria after being trafficked to Islamic State. Reprieve.
- Rights & Security International. (2020). RSI releases landmark report ‘Europe’s Guantanamo: The indefinite detention of European women and children in North East Syria.’ Rights & Security International.
- Rights & Security International. (2021). Abandoned to Torture: Dehumanising rights violations against children and women in northeast Syria. Rights & Security International.
- Save the Children International. (2021). When am I going to Start to Live? The urgent need to repatriate foreign children trapped in Al Hol and Roj Camps. Save the Children.
- United Nations Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate. (2017). CTED Analytical Brief: The repatriation of ISIL-associated women. CTED.
- United Nations Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate. (2019). Gender Dimensions of the response to returning foreign terrorist fighters. CTED.
- United Nations Human Rights Special Procedures. (2020). Extra-territorial jurisdiction of States over children and their guardians in camps, prisons, or elsewhere in the northern Syrian Arab Republic. United Nations Human Rights Special Procedures.
- Vale, G. (2019). Women in Islamic State: From Caliphate to Camps. ICCT.
- Watanabe, Lisa. (2018). The Next Steps of North Africa’s Foreign Fighters. CSS Analyses in Security Policy.