The remaining Australian women linked to Islamic State have left the al-Roj camp in Syria, but the Australian government refuses to let one of them back into the country.

He’s the retired Jewish lawyer who quietly pulled the strings in one of Australia’s most politically explosive operations: the return of the ISIS brides and their children from Syria.

When, Channel Seven, amidst the frenzy that greeted the recent arrival of four so-called ISIS brides, didn’t bother with a ...

The Coalition has proposed new laws that would make it a crime to assist any women and children linked to Islamic State in ...

One of the ‘ISIS brides’ returning to Australia is the widow of a notorious Islamic State recruiter who previously pleaded with Australians not to ‘judge’ the women she says were trapped in the region ...

Penny Wong has accused the opposition of trying to “fit the facts for a story that is untrue” as she was grilled over a cohort of so-called ISIS brides who returned to Australia. Foreign Affairs ...

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 ...

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

The government has not revealed the woman’s identity, age or the specific reasons for blocking her entry into the country, but confirmed she originally came to Australia and was granted citizenship ...

A Sydney man who travelled to Syria to help bring back the ISIS brides was arrested upon his return to the airport on an ...

A woman accused of joining Islamic State will remain behind bars after a judge denied her bid to rejoin her son at the family home.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Australia would be ‘safer’ if ISIS brides allowed to return, Dr Jamal Rifi says. A prominent Sydney doctor who is in Syria to help ...