James Oten

And again, it's a very different number as well because since 2019, since we've been using the phrase ISIS brides, it's 16 women that have come back to Australia, either repatriation or

And again, it's a very different number as well because since 2019, since we've been using the phrase ISIS brides, it's 16 women that have come back to Australia, either repatriation or

made their own way back, and 47 children.

made their own way back, and 47 children.

Now, women, as we've heard even in the recent court cases, you essentially had to be married under Islamic State rules.

Now, women, as we've heard even in the recent court cases, you essentially had to be married under Islamic State rules.

So, for instance, these women, they may have been married to someone at first, and then when their husband dies, then they're remarried, and there can be more and more children along the way as well.

So, for instance, these women, they may have been married to someone at first, and then when their husband dies, then they're remarried, and there can be more and more children along the way as well.

Not in the recent years.

Not in the recent years.

Not in the recent years.

Not in the recent years.

There's been different efforts previously, certainly across the world.

There's been different efforts previously, certainly across the world.

There have been very different repatriation programs involving those who have actually fought with Islamic State.

There have been very different repatriation programs involving those who have actually fought with Islamic State.

But the focus since 2019 has been those who have allegedly supported Islamic State in one way or another by joining their husbands or other kind of declarations as well.

But the focus since 2019 has been those who have allegedly supported Islamic State in one way or another by joining their husbands or other kind of declarations as well.

Out of that cohort, who's been charged?

Out of that cohort, who's been charged?