Australian Women Returning From Syria Face Serious Charges

Three Australian women returning from Syria were arrested on Thursday for alleged slavery and terrorism offenses. They face criminal charges.

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Three women have been arrested upon returning to Australia from Syria. This follows the repatriation of 13 Australians from detention camps.

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Arrivals of ISIS-Linked Australians Spark Arrest Plans and Family Hopes

Four women and nine children with alleged ISIS links arrive in Sydney and Melbourne on Thursday. Police will be ready to make arrests.

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Thirteen Australians with alleged ISIS links are arriving in Australia on Thursday. This is the first group of this size to return from Syria.

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9News | Drug dog sits next to suitcase at Sydney Airport, sparking major find by 9News

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A sniffer dog at Sydney Airport flagged a small suitcase, leading Australian Border Force officers to uncover plastic bags concealed in the linings of two travelers’ carry‑ons that contained a total of about 14 kg of heroin. The three men, all aged between 34 and 36 and arriving on flights from Thailand in late April, were charged with importing a commercial quantity of a border‑controlled drug and face up to life imprisonment. One suspect fled the terminal but was subdued by a member of the public and pepper‑sprayed police; he was arrested the same day, while the second was captured five days later in Surry Hills and the third, who had arrived on a separate flight, was also arrested. AFP and ABF officials highlighted the operation as part of ongoing efforts to disrupt drug‑smuggling syndicates and protect Australian communities.

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