Australian citizens with alleged IS ties depart Syria’s Roj camp for repatriation

Australia could be forced to take in Isis brides from Shamima Begum's Syrian camp

Australia could be forced to take in Isis brides from the Syrian camp home to Shamima Begum

Australian IS families in Syria camp turned back after leaving for home

The group of 34 women and children with family links to Islamic State group have been held in the Roj camp for nearly seven years. Article Attribution | Read More at Article Source The post Australian IS families in Syria camp turned back after leaving for home appeared first on RocketNews.

34 Australians released from Syrian IS camp returned over technical reasons

Hukmiya Mohamed, a co-director of Roj camp, told Reuters that the 34 Australians had been handed to members of their families who had come to Syria for the release. They were put on small buses for Damascus ahead of their departure from the country with a military escort.

ISIS brides head home to Australia

A group of Australian ISIS brides and their families are making their way back to Australia after leaving a refugee camp in Syria.

Australians with alleged IS ties turned back after leaving Syrian camp

The 34 women and children from 11 families were supposed to make their way from Roj camp to the Syrian capital, Damascus, and then fly to Australia.

Australians released from Syria IS camp return due to ’issues’

Thirty-four Australian relatives of suspected Islamic State members had to return to Syria's Roj detention camp due to coordination issues with Damascus after Kurdish authorities released them on Monday, a Kurdish official told AFP. Camp director Hakmieh Ibrahim had earlier said the women and children from 11 families were handed over to relatives "who have come from Australia to collect them". An AFP photographer had seen women - some fully vei…