Amnesty International called on newly re-elected French president Emmanuel Macron to fulfill his campaign promise to bring home 200 French children stranded in dire conditions in camps in northeast Syria. “We request that the 200 French children detained in Syria in spite of all rules of law, be repatriated without delay,” the human rights watchdog said in a statement released on Sunday night, immediately after Macron’s victory was announced. Located in northeastern Syria’s Hasakeh province, the Al-Hol and Roj camps are home to about 60,000 people from dozens of countries. Many of them are wom…