A second group of Australian women and children linked to ISIS have reportedly taken a big step as part of efforts to return ...

A second group of so-called ISIS brides — believed to number seven women and 14 children — have reportedly left a Syrian camp and will be bound for Australia. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has ...

Australian Federal Police have confirmed that multiple ISIS brides “will be arrested and charged” following revelations that 13 women and children will return to Australia.

The al-Roj camp has confirmed the movement of the women overnight from the camp towards Damascus, where they are expected to be met by representatives of their Australian supporters.

Women and children with ties to Islamic State have left a refugee camp in Syria ahead of their expected return home to ...

Four ISIS-linked women and nine children have returned to Australia, with chaotic scenes playing out at Sydney and Melbourne airports last night.

The ISIS brides returning to Australia have been identified ahead of their arrival in Sydney and Melbourne after years with Islamic State in Syria.

The remaining former ISIS brides and their children are expected to arrive in Australia as early as next week, with the ...

The remaining ISIS brides and their children have been released from the al-Roj detainment camp in northern Syria and are now ...

The term “ISIS brides” is used to describe foreign women who travelled to Syria and Iraq between 2014 and 2019 to live under ...

ISIS bride’ Janai Safar spent her first night in Australia since returning from Syria behind bars at Silverwater Women’s ...

Janai Safar was arrested after arriving back in Australia on Thursday night, having spent close to a decade detained at a camp in Syria after the fall of the Islamic State.