Four Central Asian countries repatriated their citizens, mainly women and children, from Syria and Iraq. There are good practices and lessons learned to document and share. Mr. Keneshbek Sainazarov, Uzbekistan Country Director at Search for Common Grounds, shared his observa...

Kazakhstan repatriated more than 700 women and children from Syria and Iraq. There are many promising practices to share from the Kazakh experience, as the country built comprehensive rehabilitation and reintegration programs. Dr. Yulia Shapoval, Professor of the Religious S...

Tajikistan repatriated more than 80 children from Iraqi prisons, and more than 120 women and children from Northeast Syria. The main distinct policy of the Tajik government has been granting amnesty to returnees. Dr. Azizi Rustam talks about the approach of Tajikistan in the...