Kawsar Ahmad, an Australian woman described as a “Syria returnee” and an “ISIS bride,” appears in court seeking bail while facing a slavery-related charge. In court, she disavows the Islamic State, according to reporting from both outlets. The case centers on allegations that she is involved in slavery offences tied to her time in Syria. As part of her bail application, Ahmad is represented as contesting any association with Islamic State, presenting the disavowal as part of her position before the court. The reports do not provide additional details about the underlying conduct beyond the slavery charge and the context of her return to Australia. Both sources frame the disavowal as a key element of her bid for bail, with the proceedings focused on whether she should be released pending the resolution of the slavery matter. The reporting is consistent that she is an Australian grandmother and that she seeks bail while facing the slavery allegation.