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“Swedish children are raised to a new generation of jihadists”
Beatrice Eriksson was there and helped seven children to the IS terrorist Mikael Skråmo to return to Sweden from al-Hollägret.
A year later, he continues to fight for the 57 Swedish children who remain in detention camps in Syria.
– Why has the government not given a single child in a whole year? Does anyone care? she wonders.
Beatrice Eriksson is fighting for Swedish children to come home to Sweden. “I can’t accept that the other children are still there,” she says.
Beatrice Eriksson is a social worker and has worked for many years as a social worker in Malmö. A year ago, she was in northern Iraq to gather material for a master’s thesis on the victims of the IS terrorist sect. Through a mutual acquaintance, he contacted Patricio Galvéz, who was in the area and was looking for his grandchildren after his two parents were killed in the war. She asked him if he needed help.
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