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Foreign women linked to IS group in Syrian camp hope for amnesty after government offensive

(30 Jan 2026) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Roj Camp, Syria - 29 January 2026 1. Various of people walking in the camp 2. Clothes on clothesline in joint yard between tents 3. Belgian woman and widow of Islamic State member, Cassandra Judge standing outside 4. Tents inside the camp 5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Cassandra Judge, 31-year-old Belgian widow of IS member: “Honestly, I am very tired and want to get out of here because I am not like these people. I mean I have a different mind and way of thinking. I don’t deserve to be here. I understand that dangerous and radical people must stay in, but I am not like them.” 6. Children inside the camp 7. Clothesline between tents 8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Cassandra Judge, 31-year-old Belgian widow of IS member: "The government of Belgium came here twice and took away two groups of women, but the government only takes women with children because of the children’s rights. Women alone like me must escape from the camp. That’s what the foreign minister told my family. They said if your daughter wants to come back home, then tell her to escape from the camp to Turkey, and we will take her from there." 9. Boys playing football in stadium 10. Children playing 11. Graffiti in playground with text reading (Arabic): “No love, no headache. We got bored from people’s love” 12. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Buthaina (last name withheld out of concern for her security and her family's security), 60-year-old IS wife from Tunisia: "Look, regarding this camp, people (figures) do not matter to us. What matters to us is just freedom. If (Russian President Vladimir) Putin comes, or (U.S. President Donald) Trump, or (Abu Mohammed) al-Golani, (the nickname that was adopted by Syria's interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa), or anyone else, the person per se does not matter to us. We just want the person to give us results. The only thing we want is freedom. We've gotten very exhausted, we want our freedom. Find us a solution." 13. Various of people and children in the camp 14. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Buthaina (last name withheld out of concern for her security and her family's security), 60-year-old IS wife from Tunisia: "Life is not only about eating, drinking, or sleeping, no. We have children who must learn and see the outside world. We are dead in this life, dead in life, and don’t know who gave us this verdict. Who sentenced us to nine years of this? I don't know. And there might be more and more, only God knows what else awaits us." 15. Buthaina walking away to her tent 16. Wide of tents in the camp ASSOCIATED PRESS Roj Camp, Syria - 28 January 2026 17. Camp director sitting in her office 18. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hakmiyeh Ibrahim, director of Roj Camp: "Once they heard the news, they started the Takbir (praising God by chanting: God is the greatest). The sound of Takbir was heard in the camp. This Takbir was to express joy for the arrival of al-Sharaa, the arrival of the transition government to al-Hol (camp). They repeated the same words that they said when al-Golani's government first took power in Damascus. They (the camp residents) said tomorrow you (the camp guards) will be inside (the camp) and we will be outside." ASSOCIATED PRESS Roj Camp, Syria - 29 January 2026 19. Child walking between tents 20. Wide of tents inside Roj Camp in Syria STORYLINE: Foreign women linked to the Islamic State group and living in a Syrian camp housing more than 2,000 people near the border with Iraq are hoping that an amnesty may be on the horizon after a government offensive weakened the Kurdish-led force that guards the camp. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...