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Marwa Ahmad poses for a photo in Raqqa, Syria, Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2022. Ahmad is among tens of thousands of widows and wives of IS militants who were detained in the wretched and lawless al-Hol camp in northeastern Syria after U.S.-led coalition and Syrian Kurdish forces cleared IS from northeastern Syria in 2019. (AP Photo/Baderkhan Ahmad)

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Former IS families face neighbors' hatred returning home
By HOGIR AL ABDO AND KAREEM CHEHAYEB - Associated Press
Fri,12/30/22-12:16AM , 256 Reads
RAQQA, Syria (AP) — Marwa Ahmad rarely leaves her run-down house in the Syrian city of Raqqa. The single mother of four says people look at her with suspicion and refuse to offer her a job, while her children get bullied and beaten up at school.
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