The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces said on Tuesday they had to withdraw from northeast Syria's Al-Hol camp, which holds thousands of relatives of Daesh fighters, after the army accused them of abandoning the site. Northeast Syria's Kurdish-administered camps and prisons hold tens of thousands of people, many with alleged or perceived Daesh links, including the biggest camp Al-Hol where more than 24,000 remain detained nearly seven years after the group's territorial defeat. "Our forces wer

Syria’s government has been relocating families after announcing the closure of the notorious al-Hol camp for people with suspected links to ISIL fighters. Al Jazeera’s Heidi Pett has been seeing families arrive at a new camp, where the government says conditions will be better. | Al Jazeera English

From an ISIS stronghold to final closure: Al-Hol camp turns the page on one of Syria’s most dangerous humanitarian and security files. #Syria | Al Arabiya English