A Syrian Kurdish official overseeing the al-Roj displacement camp warned that 34 Australian women and children with alleged Islamic State links could become radicalized if not repatriated, stating Australia bears responsibility for its citizens. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has rejected assistance for their return, while the camp's conditions deteriorate amid Syria's political transition and reduced international aid.
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A Syrian Kurdish official overseeing the al-Roj displacement camp warned that 34 Australian women and children with alleged Islamic State links could become radicalized if not repatriated, stating Australia bears responsibility for its citizens. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has rejected assistance for their return, while the camp's conditions deteriorate amid Syria's political transition and reduced international aid.