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Publication en ligne par le German Council on Foreign Relations (German Council on Foreign Relations) d'un article sur "The reintegration of returnees from Syria and Iraq".Présentation par les auteurs :The issue paper is based on an international workshop in December 2019 as part of the International Forum for Expert Exchange on Countering Islamist Extremism (InFoEx). Around 30 participants discussed good practices and key challenges regarding the reintegration of returnees from Syria and Iraq.The following key recommendations for actors dealing with returnees emerged: Strengthen the overall case management and, depending on the case, involve other relevant actors such as teachers or youth welfare offices Make the relevant actors, including in particular the staff of youth welfare offices and the prison system, aware of the various issues linked to returnees. If needed, enable returnees’ access to psychotherapeutic treatment. Take into account the complexity of possible traumas and strengthen long-term protective factors, especially for children and adolescents in puberty. Avoid stigmatization, e.g. at school, so as not to hamper reintegration. Neither underrate nor overrate female returnees, but take into account commonalities as well as gender specific differences, for example concerning their role in the structures of the IS