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What happened to ISIL?
At the height of its power, ISIL held around a third of Syria and 40% of Iraq.
The al-Hol camp population is reported to have dropped by thousands after SDF’s chaotic handover to Syrian government.
Group of 34 women and children with Australian passports forced to return to Roj detention camp for ISIL relatives.
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Dozens of Australian ISIL relatives freed from Syria’s Roj camp
Families of 34 Australians are set to depart from Damascus, Kurdish authorities say.
The Albanese government’s actions, echoing the anti-immigrant poison of One Nation, flout warnings of widespread human rights ...
Women and children linked to ISIL fighters have been moved from al-Hol camp to a new facility in Akhtarin, Syria.
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Al-Qaeda still under 'patronage' of Taliban as UN team warns of 'multipolar' global jihad threat
Al Qaeda remains resilient - and is still under the decades-long protection of the Taliban - as the United Nations warns ...
Iraq says more than 3,000 Syrians are among the ISIL-linked detainees transferred to one of its prisons by US military.
Albanese said the government maintains a firm position against providing assistance or facilitating their return to Australia ...
U.S. officials prevented catastrophic ISIS prison break in Syria by secretly moving nearly 6,000 "worst of the worst" detainees to Iraq in major operation.
A former Australian Federal Police (AFP) detective has challenged the Prime Minister's longstanding assertion he must provide ...
PM Albanese confirms Australia will not help IS-linked families return from Syria, warning returnees could face prosecution and legal consequences.
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