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TORONTO A four-year-old rescued from a detention camp in Syria is doing well at her new home in Canada, according to her Canadian aunt but she keeps crying for her mother, who remains in Syria after allowing other relatives to take the child to safety. The child, whose identity is being withheld, just can’t understand why her mother is not around, the aunt told CTV News. More than 20 Canadian children of ISIS fighters are stranded in camps in Syria, a situation that activists and extended family members have decried. On Monday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau described the child’s rescue as almost a private affair.
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Human Rights Watch says it is “horrific” that Canada prevented a mother from accompanying her young child who was recently repatriated from a detention camp in northeastern Syria.
Farida Deif, the Canada director of Human Rights Watch, said the four-year-old girl was living in a Kurdish-run camp in northeastern Syria and travelled to Canada over the weekend. She said her repatriation was facilitated by the girl’s aunt, who was assisted by Peter Galbraith, a former U.S. diplomat. The girl’s mother was not allowed to leave. Ms. Deif said Human Rights Watch has been in contact with the mother and “her emotions are still really high.”