The two Melbourne former ISIS brides accused of keeping Yazidi slaves while living in Syria have been formally charged with crimes against humanity offences after arriving back in Australia.

The Melbourne ISIS brides have hatched plans to get bail and be freed back into the community while facing serious terror-related charges.

Two women accused of keeping a woman as a slave overseas have been housed alongside triple-killer Erin Patterson ahead of ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese defended his government's handling of the return of the ISIS brides during a fiery media ...

Three women accused of being ISIS brides were arrested in Melbourne on terror and slavery charges after years in a Syrian camp, thrusting repatriation and justice back into the spotlight.

Among the small community of Australian ISIS wives in Syria’s al-Roj internment camp, there had long been rumours that the ...

Three Australian women known as the “ISIS Brides” have been arrested on slavery- and terrorism-related charges after returning home with their 10 children, most of whom were born in a Syrian detention ...

Shamima Begum — the case that crystallised the debate in the United Kingdom — left the United Kingdom at 15. Fifteen. She was ...