A group of ISIS-linked women and children have left Al Roj camp in northeastern Syria in a bid to make their second attempt ...
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ISIS brides launch new bid to return to Australia - sparking a defiant message Deputy Prime Minister
It's understood that four women, and nine children and grandchildren left the Al-Roj detention camp in northeastern Syria on ...
Four Australian families on Friday left a camp in Syria that houses people with alleged ties to militants of the Islamic ...
A group of Australian families with ties to former Islamic State fighters have begun another attempt to travel home to Australia after spending years stranded in a Syrian refugee camp.
Tensions have flared over the government’s handling of the potential return of Islamic State-linked Australians.
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What Australia's most Muslim suburb thinks of ISIS brides' imminent return: Daily Mail hits streets
Worried residents slam ISIS wives as a 'risk' to their community Others believe they've suffered enough and should come home Residents of one of Australia's most Muslim suburbs - which Pauline Hanson ...
Deputy Opposition Leader Jane Hume has lashed out at the federal government’s handling of Australian ISIS brides stranded in ...
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