ISIS bride who dared authorities to 'catch me if you can' loses Australian citizenship

She was among the first women to leave Australia and join the Islamist war against the West. Now she is stuck there.

Final group of ‘ISIS brides’ and children set to return to Australia from Syria

A new group of “ISIS brides” and their children appears set to fly back to Australia from Syria. It is believed the seven women and 14 children are the final Australians to depart the notorious al-Roj ...
The Courier-Mail

Inside the secret mission to repatriate ISIS brides and the charges that followed

Months-long discreet conversations with the al-Sharaa administration in Damascus had borne fruit, fighting between government and Kurdish forces in Syria’s north had ceased, and advocates for 11 ...
The Nightly

ISIS brides: Second group en route to Australia via Damascus from Al-Roj detainee camp in Syria

Seven women affiliated with ISIS and their 14 children have left the Al Roj detainee camp in north-east Syria to make their ...