Australia refuses to repatriate ISIS-linked citizens from Syria after failed escape attempt

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Australia’s prime minister said the country will not repatriate ISIS-linked citizens held in Syria after 34 Australian women and children trying to leave the Al-Roj detention camp for Damascus were blocked by Syrian authorities; departure procedures were reportedly incomplete. The episode underscores ongoing international pressure to repatriate foreign nationals from Syrian camps, with NGOs warning of rights abuses and some countries already moving forward, while Australia insists anyone returning would face the full force of the law.
- Australia refuses to repatriate ISIS-linked citizens in Syria as escape attempt fails CNN
- Tony Burke ‘taking advice’ from security agencies about Australian women and children in Syria seeking to return The Guardian
- Australians with alleged IS ties are turned back after departing Syrian camp for repatriation AP News
- Australian IS families in Syria camp turned back after leaving for home BBC
- Australian PM Albanese says no help for ISIL relatives held in Syria camp Al Jazeera
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