Az Iszlám Állam balkáni önkénteseinek visszatérésével kapcsolatos problémák
Absztrakt
Becslések szerint a nyugat-balkáni országokból származó férfiak és családtagjaik száma meghaladta az 1000 főt, akik Irak vagy Szíria területére utaztak muzulmán társaik támogatása céljából. Legtöbbjük ott csatlakozott az Iszlám Államhoz, míg a kisebbség gazdagította Jabhat al-Nusra vagy más kisebb dzsihadista csoportokat. Több százan azonban már visszatértek a Közel-Keletről származási országukba az elmúlt években vagy hónapokban, ahol nemtől és koruktól függően eltérő bánásmódban részesültek.
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