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Syria says Australia won’t repatriate families from camp for those with alleged ties to Daesh militants

  • After the families left the camp, the foreign ministry was informed that “the Australian government had refused to receive them”
  • They were turned back from reaching Damascus International Airport
By AP ·

Four Britons repatriated from Syria camp, Kurds say

By AFP ·

WhatsApp messages reveal UK mothers detained in Syria fear death amid worsening conditions

By Arab News ·

‘Last resort’: Australian women, children in court bid to force repatriation from Syrian camp

By Arab News ·

Norway says repatriating sisters and children from Syria

By AFP ·

European countries repatriate, detain female Daesh members

By Arab News ·

Belgium takes back six mothers and 10 children from Syria

By AFP ·

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