Brisbane Times
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‘ISIS bride’ charged with terror offences eight months after return
Australian Federal Police charged Rayann El Houli with terrorism offences on Thursday, eight months after she returned from Syria. El Houli, who has four children and escaped a Syrian detention camp last September, faces up to 10 years imprisonment. The charges follow searches in Melbourne suburbs as authorities continue investigating returnees from Islamic State camps.
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