Iraq’s Shunned Islamic State Families
Houla, 25, has no children, so technically she can return to her village, where the children of Islamic State militants are not welcome, no matter how young. But as a militant’s widow, she says, her presence at home could put her whole family in danger. “If I go home they will be attacked,” she explains. Instead,…
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