ANNEX II: GOVERNMENT REPATRIATION POLICIES AND PRACTICES REPATRIATIONS TO EUROPE UK NETHERLANDS 2 0 6 0 BELGIUM 5 1 FRANCE GERMANY 0 1 28 women children 7 figures are based on internal RSI assessments BELGIUM Estimated number of women and children in the camps It is estimated that there are around 38 Belgian children and 21 Belgian women detained in al Hol and Roj camps.1 Almost all of these children are below ten years of age. Government policy on repatriation The Belgian Government confirmed to RSI in November 2020 that its policy is to permit repatriation of children under the age of 10 with confirmed Belgian nationality. 2 For children aged between ten and 18 years old, the Coordination Unit for Threat Analysis (‘CUTA’) will carry out a case-by-case assessment to determine whether the teenager represents a terrorist threat or not. The Belgian Government does not offer active assistance to adults for repatriation, however, if an adult Belgian national manages to reach a Belgian embassy, he or she will receive travel documents to enable their return. 58 RIGHTS & SECURITY INTERNATIONAL