Australia’s counter-terrorism police say three women described as “ISIS brides” will face serious criminal charges. AFP Assistant Commissioner for Counter Terrorism Stephen Nutt states the women are expected to be charged with terrorism offences. He also says they will be charged with crimes against humanity, a category of offences related to alleged widespread or systematic attacks. The reports from multiple outlets present the same core information, citing Nutt’s remarks. While the sources identify the nature of the alleged offences—terrorism and crimes against humanity—they do not provide further case details such as the specific conduct alleged, where the alleged offences occurred, or the dates of any alleged acts. The articles also do not outline trial timelines or court proceedings, beyond the indication that charges will be brought. Overall, the reporting is consistent that the Australian Federal Police are pursuing charges at the intersection of terrorism-related conduct and international crimes.