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Story summary
- In Roj camp, northeastern Syria, over 2,000 women and children linked to Islamic State await amnesty.
- A government offensive has weakened Kurdish control, contributing to instability in camps housing about 34,000 IS-family members.
- Shamima Begum expresses hope for freedom as tensions rise.
- Some women seek amnesty, with Aysha preferring to stay in Syria.
- Human rights groups warn of dire camp conditions worsened by international inaction.
