The corpse of a woman was found in the Hol Refugee Camp in Heseke, northern Syria. The investigations of the security forces and the autopsy of the body, performed at the Heyva Sor a Kurd Hospital in the camp, revealed the woman to have been murdered. The slain woman’s body also had significant signs of torture.

The victim, who is from Indonesia, was six months pregnant and was brutally murdered by other women belonging to the ISIS. The investigation and search for the perpetrators continue.

The Hol Camp in Heseke Canton is currently hosting more than 70,000 women and children, including family members of the ISIS terrorists. The Democratic Administration of Northern and Eastern Syria has repeatedly called for support from the international community and aid organizations regarding the camp. Around 11,200 people currently residing at Hol Camp are foreign nationals. However, only in individual cases have the countries of origin of these persons previously agreed to bring their nationals back.