'Isis bride,' Mariam Raad, receives sentence in Goulburn Local Court
Mariam Raad has sentenced in Goulburn Local Court.
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'Isis bride' receives sentence in Goulburn Local Court
Mariam Raad twice attempted to travel to Syria.
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What Australia can learn from Europe's prosecution of returned IS wives
Their return last year sparked debate, and an arrest this week fanned the flames, but a look overseas provides insight into how other countries have dealt with some returned IS wives.
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Returned ISIS wife Mariam Raad granted bail after being charged over 2014 travel to Syria
Returned IS wife, Mariam Raad, is granted bail in Griffith Local Court after being charged with a terrorism offence over her time in Syria, as her lawyer says her night in custody was "terrible".
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Australia arrests woman for entering Islamic State area in Syria
Australian police arrested a woman on Thursday on charges of entering and remaining in areas of Syria controlled by Islamic State, just over two months after the government repatriated 17 relatives of dead or jailed members of the group from Syria.
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NSW woman repatriated from Syria charged with allegedly entering Islamic State territory
Police allege woman knowingly entered ‘declared area’ of Syria in 2014 to be with her husband, who had joined the terrorist organisation
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ISIS bride expat charged for Syria entry
Recently repatriated NSW woman Mariam Raad has been charged for allegedly willingly entering in Syria when it was controlled by terrorist group Islamic State.
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Australian women and children returning to Sydney from Syrian detention camp, where they were held after the fall of Islamic State
The first group of Australian women and children held in Syria is returning to Sydney after spending four years languishing in a detention camp.
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