Future uncertain-sex-is-supporter in custody: what will her son be?

Where the seven -year -old boy will live in the long term, according to Mon 11, “in a few weeks” will be decided. The condition of the first son is that supporter would currently “stabilize”, he is in a facility of the Vienna -child and the well -being of Vienna (Mon 11). There he got the feeling of being “safe and welcome in Austria”, as the spokeswoman of the Ingrig Pöschmann office confirmed on Tuesday.

SEVEN -YAR -DIVENTED IN THE MA 11 CARE
The 26-year-old Viennese Evelyn T. and the resident of Salzburg, Maria G., were returned to Austria last weekend in a return campaign and her children. Evelyn T. and her son have been in the Camp Roj Interny camp in Syria since the same year. The seven-year-old should not have been prepared for the fact that he was divorced from his mother when he arrived in Austria at the airport of Vienna-Schwechat. The boy was still transferred to Mon 11 Airport, his mother was arrested without resistance – there was an upright arrest against them.

In the meantime, two MA-11-employees-the authority was informed about the access to the two-looking care of the boy, “who initially cried a lot”, as Pöschmann described. The boy is currently “very sad because the mother is not with him,” said Pöschmann.

BUB understands Arabic, knowledge of German inadequate
In the facility of the Mon 11 in which it is now housed, the boy has at least a connection with other children and also fits in daily life. He is provided by both psychologists and social workers. Medical chechs have already taken place to clarify the health of the child. According to the Mon 11, the seven-year-old “Arabic” and English skills would be at most in a rudimentary form and “in clarification”.

Where the seven -year -old will live and grow up in the long term, Pöschmann said: “We get an idea from the family sources.” Until now, the boy’s grandmother has contacted the boy and agreed to take the boy and take care of it. Pöschmann said whether this will also take place in the interest of the child’s well in the form of a “risk distribution”. This process takes “a few weeks”. It must also be taken into account “how the mother continues and whether she stays in custody,” said the MA-11 spokeswoman.

No proof of radicalization
The public prosecutor Anna Mair and legal representative of mother Evelyn G. The 26-year-old hope for a look soon with her son. She was “the only caretaker of the seven -year -old -D”, pointed out Mir.

It is completely open which mental traces of growing up in the internment camp for his prisoners left in the seven -year -old. “Such an environment does something with a child,” you are aware of the Mon 11. In this context, the question is whether the years of life under – at least in the past – supporters has formed the boy and that has the right ideas. “There is currently no indication for radicalization for him,” said MA-11 spokeswoman Pöschmann.

Second ex-Is supporter Maria G.
At the request of the office of the public prosecutor in Vienna, the Regional Court for Criminal Affairs imposed on 26-year-old mother Evelyn G. because of the risk of crime, which initially is legally in force until 17 March. Against Evelyn T. is being investigated for terrorist association and criminal organization. In 2016 she joined the terrorist organization “Islamic State” (IS), went to Syria and gave birth to her son. After the victory of Kurden was against IS, she was interned with the child in Camp Roj – a prison camp in northeastern Syria. Since 2017, the two have lived in the infamous tent camp under inhumane conditions.

In the meantime, the former is-supporter Maria G., who also returned to Salzburg from Syria on Saturday, is on foot. In her case, the office of the responsible public prosecutor is to provide an application for imposing custody. Since 2019, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has offered to reduce the small sons of Maria G.. Maria G. always refused. The federal administrative court eventually ordered Maria G. and her two sons back on October 10, 2024.