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Returning foreign terrorist fighters pose ‘enormous challenge with no easy solution,’ Security Council told

Returning foreign terrorist fighters pose ‘enormous challenge with no easy solution,’ Security Council told

Nov 29, 2017, at 02:57 pm

  New York, Nov 29(Just Earth News): With violent extremists having suffered defeats in Syria and Iraq, the international community must step up cooperation to address the complex problem of foreign terrorist fighters returning home or travelling to other regions, the head of the United Nations Office against Terrorism, Vladimir Voronkov, told the Security Council on Tuesday.