UK slammed for suggesting British Daesh kids might be repatriated without mothers
Bianca Rahimi
Press TV, LONDON
The British government might repatriate the children of Daesh members from Syria. There’s a condition though; they can only come to the UK if their parents agree to stay behind. Human rights campaigners have condemned this move though. Bianca Rahimi has more in this report.
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