where to get further into this i'm happy to say that experts on terrorism at law for university louis harrington joins us live on the program louis good to have your company what do you think of benjamin proposal kicking into a kind of course syrian kurdistan it's not even an independent state of course what do you think is driving his call. well i think clearly this individual the lady involved before she went to syria was heavily involved as a jihadist recruiter. bringing her back to france to stand trial could incite others to commit acts there's no there's nothing of any interest to bring her back for that i think the french would rather see a languish in kurdish jails for for years to come but the reality is in in the islamic state she was a mother of three children i'm not quite sure what crimes she's going to be tried for in by the peshmerga and so it makes more sense that if she is guilty and remember these you know this is this is a fight for. values that we believe in innocent until proven guilty that if there is evidence it should be transferred from the kurdish authorities to the fre

and around three hundred of them have since returned to france we spoke to anti terror expert louis harrington about why france could be willing to allow its nationals to go on trial abroad. before she went to syria was heavily involved as a jihadist recruit up bringing her back to france to stand trial could incite others to commit acts those there's no there's nothing of any interest to bring her back for that i think the french would rather see a languish in kurdish jails for years to come you know this is this is a fight for values that we believe in innocent until proven guilty that if there is evidence it should be transferred from the kurdish authorities to the french quarter interest and she should stand trial in france if that is the case the u.s. to make there's forty thousand fighters from one hundred twenty countries nobody's said nobody's interest to have these people returned to their homeland simply because the dea radicalisation programs that we have in place now they can't even account they can't even do anything with the guys who cannot be on the front lines how these the rad

period around three hundred of them have since returned to france we spoke to anti terror expert louis harrington about why in front's could be willing to allow its nationals to go on trial abroad. before she went to syria was heavily involved as a jihadist recruit up bringing her back to france to stand trial could incite others to commit acts those there's no there's nothing of any interest to bring her back for that i think the french would rather see a languish in jail for years to come you know this is this is a fight for. values that we believe in innocent until proven guilty that if there is evidence it should be transferred from the kurdish authorities to the french prosecutors and she should stand trial and in france if that is the case the u.s. that's to make this forty thousand foreign fighters from one hundred twenty countries nobody's said nobody's interest to have these people returned to their homeland simply because the dea radicalization programs that we have in place now they can't even account they can't even do anything with the guys who have not been on the front lines how th

and around three hundred of them have since returned to france we spoke to anti terror expert louis harrington about why france could be willing to allow its nationals to go on trial abroad. before she went to syria was heavily involved as a jihadist recruit up bringing her back to france to stand trial could incite others to commit acts there's no there's nothing of any interest to bring her back for that i think the french would rather see a languish in kurdish jails for for years to come you know this is this is a fight for. values that we believe in innocent until proven guilty that if there is evidence it should be transferred from the kurdish authorities to the french prosecutors and she should stand trial in france if that is the case the u.s. estimate is on this forty thousand foreign fighters from one hundred twenty countries nobody's said nobody's interest to have these people returned to their homeland simply because the radicalization programs that we have in place now they can't even account they can't even do anything with the guys who cannot be on the front lines how these the r