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Iraq holding 1,400 foreign wives, children of suspected IS fighters

Updated At : 06:45 PM Sep 11, 2017 IST

Aid workers and the authorities are worried about tensions between Iraqis, who lost their homes and are also living in the camp, and the new arrivals. AFP file

South of Mosul (Iraq), September 11

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