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February 5, 2014 | By Michael Sandler, UNICEF USA
The U.N. has released a harrowing new report that documents the extent of the suffering experienced by Syria’s children during three years of conflict. Children have endured “acts of terror” and “grave violations,” the report states. They have been sexually abused and tortured, used as human shields and recruited as child soldiers. More than 10,000 children have been killed.
The report comes amid accounts of new......
^Since February. The men killed, the women raped and the children used for whatever purposes whoever grabs them want.
I know that this link isn't where information often comes, but it is where some of my money goes.
Does anyone think that by giving ISIS Half of Iraq and Syria that they will stop?
We can't stop them leaving here to fight there but we can enact legislation that removes their citizenship so that what they've learned there?
They can't bring back here.
We've already got Omar Khadr almost set free.
Omar Khadr wins appeal, ordered transferred to provincial jail - Politics - CBC News
I don't actually disagree with you on this. UNICEF is a source I support also. And I'm not "minimizing" this sort of stuff.
The only thing that makes ISIS able to get as far as it has is lack of any effective goverment in Syria for some time and in Iraq (and some of that blame lies on Malikki's head for his alienation of the Sunni's and Kurds). Stopping them is absolutely necessary.
Removing citizenship? I don't know. For what reason? Fighting in a foreign army?