Australian court gives bail to woman accused of entering and staying in Isis-controlled areas
Mariam Raad, 31, has been charged with entering Isis-controlled areas in Syria in 2014
An Australian court has granted conditional bail to a woman accused of entering and staying in Isis-controlled areas in Syria.
Mariam Raad, 31, faces charges of entering Isis-controlled areas in Syria in 2014. She was granted bail by the Griffith Local Court in New South Wales.
Ms Raad returned to Australia in October last year. Police arrested Ms Raad on Thursday, alleging that she willingly travelled to Syria in early 2014 to join her husband and that she was fully aware he was an active member of Isis.
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