Two women with alleged ties to Islamic State are facing charges in Australia for crimes against humanity including the purchase and enslavement of women in Syria, while a broader repatriation effort raises concerns about radicalisation, coercion, and child welfare.
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Second 'ISIS bride' group leaves Syrian refugee camp for Australiawomen charged with terrorist affiliations and crimes against humanity
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