Link: https://www.noticer.news/isis-bride-camp-tunnels-abuse-teenage-boys/

The camp, which held about 24,000 people, mainly from Syria and Iraq along with more than 6,000 foreign nationals from about 40 countries, was visited in August last year by Dr Lilla Schumicky-Logan, deputy executive director of the Geneva-based Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF).

She warned in a report that the “foreigner annex” was the biggest problem for those running the camp, as the women there were the “most radicalised”, were “angry and highly violent” and a week earlier had burned down three humanitarian offices used to educate their children, dubbed “cubs of the caliphate” by ISIS.

“Gender-based violence, misuse of young boys to impregnate women to uphold the bloodline of the caliphate, and the radicalisation of the ‘cubs’ is ongoing,” she wrote in the report.

The following month Kurdish official Sheikhmous Ahmed told Kurdish media outlet Rudaw Dr Schumicky-Logan’s account of the sexual abuse of teenage boys – who are supposed to be moved away from their families when they reach puberty – was accurate.

“Yes, what she said is true… This is especially the case in the section of the camp which houses foreigners. When children, mostly those aged 15-16, reach puberty age, they hide them and then marry them off to more than a woman (sic). They want to expand their generation,” Mr Ahmed said.

“These women dig tunnels in the camp to hide them. This is done with ISIS approval rather than being an independent act. As per our rules and those of the organisations and the global coalition, those children aged between 12 and 13 should be separated [from their families].”

Mr Ahmed also warned that ISIS-affiliated women in the al-Hol camp “train their children in the camp on weapons, war, killing, and beheading”, and another official confirmed four teenagers were among 15 people arrested in an anti-ISIS raid in early September after tents were burned and security forces attacked.

Al-Hol has now been closed by Syrian officials, with many of the remaining residents transferred to a camp in Akhtarin in northern Aleppo province.

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/the-noticer-bias-and-credibility/

To be completely fair...

They cite their sources - the Doctor in question is quoted on a different website saying the same thing more explicitly:

Based in Geneva, GCERF is an international foundation that works with governments and communities to prevent violent extremism.

“Now what happens [is] that a lot of young boys are being misused by the women who are there to get them pregnant, and to continue with the line of the caliphate,” she told Rudaw on Friday, referring to the camp in northeastern Syria, where tens of thousands of women and children are housed.

“There are a lot of pregnant women. There are a lot of babies. And these young boys of 12, 13, 14, 15 are being sexually abused in order to maintain the line of the caliphates. This is the biggest child abuse that one can imagine.”

Rudaw.net

Chat GPT summarizes it as:

It’s a legitimate and established Kurdish news website.

It’s widely used for information about Kurdistan and regional politics.

Like most news sources in politically complex regions, readers should be aware of potential political bias.

Not sure why I'm even bothering responding. I guess just to point out that I'm on to you. You post tons of right-wing ragebait news from suss sites. Welcome to my block list.

Right, I wish you didn't blocik me, though, because part of my gig is posting stuff from a diversity of sources since my philosophy is that I make myself more immune to bias through diveristy....