Stigma of Islamic State haunts fighters’ families ...Syria

Enab Baladi – Khaled al-Jeratli About a year ago, the Islamic State organization lost its effective control in Syria and Iraq, and returned to what it was before, small groups looking for targets in rural areas and the suburbs of cities, as the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) took control of the town of al-Baghouz east of Deir Ezzor, thereby ending the organization’s era as a power controlling and ruling vast areas of land. The Islamic State organization, which a coalition of countries formed to fight against, has left a lasting impact on the local communities where it was present, and with its loss of geographical control, thousands of former fighters remain detained without plans to deal wi

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