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Islamic State-linked families in Syria return to Australia

A group of Australian women and children with links to Islamic State (IS) returned to Sydney and Melbourne on Tuesday, after being stranded for years in a Syrian camp.

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IS-linked women, children return to Australia

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Nineteen Australian women and children linked to Islamic State prepare for return from Syria

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No charges for returning ISIS brides as police seize and search belongings and altercation erupts with photographer

Authorities in NSW and Victoria have made no arrests and laid no charges against any of the latest group of returning ISIS brides, with police instead helping to usher the women to accommodation and p...

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Two ‘ISIS brides’ expected to land in Melbourne

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ISIS brides leave Sydney Airport after touching down

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Second ‘ISIS bride’ group touches down in Australia

They will have access to medical, mental health and education services as well as supports related to their experiences at the refugee camp, they said.

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More women linked to IS group fighters return to Australia | Morning News Bulletin 27 May 2026

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Islamic State brides face arrest upon return to Australia

Al Jazeera on MSN

Group of women and children with alleged ISIL ties returns to Australia

Australian Federal Police have not made any arrests but say inquiries are ongoing.

A grieving father buries his 6-year-old after a land mine kills 3 children in Syria's Idlib

Idris al-Ridah wept as he carried the lifeless body of his 6-year-old son Amir, wrapped in a yellow and brown blanket, in northwest Syria. The father collapsed to the ground as he laid his son to

WAMC

The missing children of Syria: Hidden in orphanages under Assad, where are they now?

Hani al-Farra shared these images of his son and daughter, who went missing with his pregnant wife and their third child at a Syrian regime checkpoint in 2013. Al-Farra searched for them for years to no avail. After news emerged that security forces had hidden some children of detained women in Damascus orphanages, he began his search again.

UNHCR

Born in exile, Syrian children face threat of statelessness

AMMAN, Jordan, November 4 (UNHCR) - Amid the tragedy of Syrian children born into exile, another, largely hidden catastrophe is unfolding. Undocumented and with no proof of their nationality, many Syrian refugee children face a dangerous and uncertain ...