More Australian women linked to the self-proclaimed Islamic State (IS) group are reportedly likely to leave Syria within days, but the prime minister insists no government help will be provided to the group.
The six women, along with their children and grandchildren, have been living in a camp for former Islamic State fighters and their families.
Logistics are being negotiated between Kurdish and Syrian officials for the 10-hour drive from the al-Roj refugee camp to the Syrian capital Damascus according to the Australian Associated Press — where they're expected to board flights to Australia.
Second group of IS-linked women have no government support, Albanese says. SBS News