(ANSA-AP) - SARAJEVO, 11 NOV - Bosnia on Monday said it will take back the country's citizens who have been captured while fighting for the Islamic State group and who will face legal proceedings upon return to the Balkan country. About 260 Bosnian citizens remain in the camps in Syria, including approximately 100 men and 160 women and children, said Security Minister Dragan Mektic. Mektic insisted that only confirmed Bosnian citizens will be taken in. He said DNA tests will be used as part of the procedure. "We will accept only those for which we can undoubtedly confirm that they are citizens of Bosnia Herzegovina," he said. "We are obliged to do that by international conventions." Bosnia has introduced prison terms of up to 10 years for its citizens who fight in conflict abroad or recruit others. Mektic said women who cooked or cleaned for the Islamic State would be treated as "active members" just like the men who took part in the fighting. Nine former fighters and a 3-year-old child whose entire family was killed were due back in Bosnia last month, but their return was delayed by the renewed fighting in Syria, Mektic said. (ANSA-AP).