Two women and three children who were temporarily missing in Syria after failing to board a repatriation flight to Canada in April are finally on their way home.
The women and children were among a group of 19 people Canada agreed to bring home from Kurdish-operated prison camps in northeastern Syria in January.
One of their lawyers later said the women and children had been detained by Kurdish guards and not allowed to travel to board the plane at that time. “It wouldn’t be a surprise if they sought peace bonds against either one or both of these two women,” said Greenspon. The delegation will also include Alex Neve, former secretary general of Amnesty International Canada, and Scott Heatherington, a retired Canadian diplomat.
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