Thousands of young children from countries around the world were left stranded in refugee camps in the Middle East following the collapse of ISIS, the Islamist militant state. How to rehabilitate these child refugees and reintegrate them into their home societies is a major unresolved question.
Dr Stevan Weine and his colleagues from the University of Illinois at Chicago address this complex issue in their recent paper in Annals of Global Health and further consider the policy implications of their work in a recent editorial commentary, https://www.justsecurity.org/71021/rehabilitating-and-reintegrating-child-returnees-from-isis/
Posted on 15 Jul 2020