Australian women and children linked to Islamic State fighters will get no help from the government to return home, PM ...

The term “ISIS brides” is used to describe foreign women who travelled to Syria and Iraq between 2014 and 2019 to live under Islamic State rule. Many Australians who made the journey were young women ...

A group of ISIS brides "en route" to Australia have been delayed by Syrian authorities as the Albanese government continues to deny any involvement with their return.

A camp official said the families’ departure was not cancelled but “postponed for a period of time” in the latest frustration for the 34 Australian women and children stranded for almost seven years ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said the government has “obligations” to ISIS brides who have been attempting to return to Australia.

ISIS brides still being held in northern Syria have applied for Australian passports in an effort to return home.

Eleven ISIS-linked Australian families have reportedly been returned to a Syrian camp after earlier setting off on their way back to Australia as the government rejects any suggestion it is aiding ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese weighs in on the ISIS brides and their families attempting to return to Australia.

Photos have emerged of several Australian ISIS brides and their children preparing to leave a detention camp in northeast Syria as they begin the process of heading home.

The prime minister’s position seems to conflict with statements of a camp governor who told a journalist in Syria that Australia had issued passports.

A group of ISIS brides and their families have returned to the camp they were released from in northern Syria. New footage shows the moment they departed from the Roj camp, which has been housing the ...

Reports of the returns, which have not been addressed by government officials, came amid turmoil over control of detention ...