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Final Australian women and children linked to IS depart Syrian camp for return home

22 Mayıs 2026The Guardian

The last Australian women and children linked to the Islamic State have reportedly departed from the al-Roj detention camp in Syria, heading towards Damascus. Federal minister Tanya Plibersek has stated that upon their return to Australia, they will face the same repercussions as previous returnees.
The group consists of seven women and 14 children, although the details of their departure have not been officially confirmed.
The al-Roj camp has been a focal point for many foreign nationals who traveled to Syria to join IS. As the conflict in the region has evolved, countries like Australia have had to grapple with the implications of repatriating citizens who may have been involved in terrorist activities.
The return of these individuals raises complex questions about national security and the reintegration of those associated with extremist groups. The Australian government appears to be maintaining a firm stance on accountability, indicating that these returnees will not be treated leniently.

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