Mariam Raad, 32, was one of four women and 13 children who returned to Australia from Syria in October 2022.
A woman charged with willingly entering Syria to be with her Islamic State militant husband has been discharged conditionally.
So-called ISIS bride Mariam Raad, 32, was arrested in January 2023, and charged with entering a region controlled by a terrorist organisation. "I didn't know my husband was a senior in the Islamic State, and I didn't even know anything about my husband's work," she said.In a statement to the ABC, a spokesperson for the Australian Federal Police said Raad was one of four people to date charged with entering a declared area.
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