Miserable conditions at Al Hol camp in north-east Syria - in pictures

Al Hol camp in Al Hasakeh province, Syria, houses families of ISIS fighters. AP
Al Hol camp in Al Hasakeh province, Syria, houses families of ISIS fighters. AP
About 56,000 people, mostly women and children, live in crowded conditions in the camp. AFP
About 56,000 people, mostly women and children, live in crowded conditions in the camp. AFP
Many of its residents have been there since ISIS was defeated in Syria in 2019. AFP
Many of its residents have been there since ISIS was defeated in Syria in 2019. AFP
About 10,000 people at Al Hol are non-Arab foreign citizens, with the rest mostly from Syria and Iraq. AFP
About 10,000 people at Al Hol are non-Arab foreign citizens, with the rest mostly from Syria and Iraq. AFP
The Al Hol camp, which holds relatives of suspected ISIS group fighters. AFP
The Al Hol camp, which holds relatives of suspected ISIS group fighters. AFP
UK charity Save the Children says 40,000 children from 60 countries live in dire conditions in Syria's Roj and Al Hol camps. AFP
UK charity Save the Children says 40,000 children from 60 countries live in dire conditions in Syria's Roj and Al Hol camps. AFP
Families at Al Hol gather their belongings as they prepare to return home to Syria's northern Raqqa region. AFP
Families at Al Hol gather their belongings as they prepare to return home to Syria's northern Raqqa region. AFP
Two children die at the camp every week, Save the Children has said. AFP
Two children die at the camp every week, Save the Children has said. AFP
There have been reports of women in the camp being detained and tortured by ISIS supporters. AFP
There have been reports of women in the camp being detained and tortured by ISIS supporters. AFP
Children play in a mud puddle at Al Hol camp. AP
Children play in a mud puddle at Al Hol camp. AP