A group described as “so-called ISIS brides” and their children arrive in Australia after spending more than a decade overseas, according to multiple Australian outlets. The reports say the women—some of whom are referred to as having been involved with the Islamic State—have travelled to Australia along with their children. The articles focus on the fact of the group’s arrival and the length of time they have been outside Australia, rather than on detailed circumstances of individual cases.
While the sources use similar wording, they do not present additional, widely shared specifics in the provided excerpts about where the women have been held, which countries they departed from, or the legal or administrative steps immediately following arrival. The common element across coverage is that the arrival brings the women and their children back to Australia after long periods abroad.
