The Truth of ISIS Brides Returning to Australia

Four Australian women and 13 children were repatriated from the Syrian Al Roj camp to Sydney in October last year.

At the time, Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil said the repatriation was informed by national security advice, considering "the range of security, community and welfare factors".

The women were all married or related to IS fighters who are now dead or in jail.

Ms Raad's husband is believed to have died in 2018.

She was charged after a joint investigation between New South Wales police and the Australian Federal Police that began when she entered Syria and continued after her return.

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