Islamic State-linked women arrested in Australia on return from Syria
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Three Australian women linked to Islamic State have been arrested upon returning from Syria, sparking political debate about how to handle citizens returning from conflict zones. The article highlights their connections to IS through family and travel history, while noting a group at the airport tried to shield one of the women from media attention. The children involved are being assessed for radicalisation, and the government says it won't help others return.
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