2nd Cohort of ISIS ‘Brides’ and Children Land in Australia, No Arrests Yet The second group of wives and children associated with ISIS fighters has arrived in Australia, with counter-terrorism teams present at Melbourne and Sydney airports. No charges have been filed against the women, who traveled from the Al Roj camp in Syria. Investigations into the activities of Australians in Syria, including returnees, are continuing.

• A second cohort of wives and children linked to ISIS fighters has arrived in Australia.
• Counter-terrorism teams were present at Melbourne and Sydney airports upon their arrival.
• No charges have been laid against the women who traveled from the Al Roj camp in Syria.
• The women underwent checks, including searches and digital device downloads.
• Investigations into the activities of Australians who traveled to Syria are ongoing.