Six Australian women, along with their children and grandchildren, look likely to leave a camp in Syria within days.
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By Middle East correspondent Matthew Doran and Cherine Yazbeck
The Al Roj refugee camp houses people who were displaced by the fall of Islamic State in 2019.
Six Australian women, along with their children and grandchildren, look likely to leave a camp in Syria within days.
Camp administrators deny knowledge of the plans, but rumours coming from other camp staff and Syrian government officials suggest their move is imminent.
A group of nine women and children has landed in Melbourne while another woman and her child arrived in Sydney.
A group of Australian women and children who are now stuck in Syrian refugee camps is trying to return, and the Australian…
The group of 34 women and children with family links to Islamic State group have been held in the Roj camp for nearly seven…
The four women and nine children with links to Islamic State have spent years in a Syrian camp.
Most Australians do not want the women and children to come home, but advocates say they're in danger.
Families of 34 Australians are set to depart from Damascus, Kurdish authorities say.
