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UK Woman Who Joined ISIS Appeals Revocation Of Her British Citizenship
A woman who left Britain to marry an Islamic State jihadist fighter when she was a teenager began her appeal against the revocation of her citizenship in a UK court Tuesday.
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Five Points On 'ISIS Bride' Shamima Begum
Shamima Begum was stripped of her British citizenship after travelling to Syria to marry an Islamic State group fighter lost her legal battle to reverse the decision on Wednesday.
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German Woman Who Joined ISIS Gets 10-Year Jail Term For "Slave" Girl's Murder
A Munich court on Monday sentenced a German woman who joined the Islamic State group to 10 years in prison over the war crime of letting a five-year-old Yazidi "slave" girl die of thirst in the sun.
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ISIS Bride Says Prepared To Face Terror Charges In UK
A woman who lost her British citizenship after joining the Islamic State group said Wednesday she would be prepared to return to face terror charges so she can prove her innocence.
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UK Supreme Court Rejects ISIS Bride's Legal Bid To Return
Britain's highest court on Friday rejected a bid by a woman who was stripped of her UK citizenship for joining the Islamic State group to return to challenge the decision.
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British ISIS Bride Can Return To UK To Challenge Citizenship Decision
A woman who had her UK citizenship revoked after travelling to Syria to join the Islamic State group should be allowed to return home to challenge the decision, a court ruled Thursday.
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In the Islamic State 'Caliphate,' Daily Life is Laden With Fear and Brutality
For women, living in the Islamic State homeland often means being subjected to a virtual assembly-line system for providing brides to fighters, or sometimes being abducted and forced into unwanted marriages.
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Chechen Girls Dupe Islamic State Into Sending Them 3,300 Dollars
At a time when young people are being lured as Jihadi brides and radicalised by the Islamic State's hyped online campaign, three Chechen girls have managed to "dupe" members of the militant group into sending them money to travel to Syria, says a media report.
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2 London Teens Have Married Islamic State Fighters: Lawyer
Two of three teenage girls who travelled from Britain to Syria sparking criticism of the police response have married Islamic State (IS) group fighters, the lawyer for their families said Saturday.
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The Secret World of ISIS Brides: 'U Dnt Hav 2 Pay 4 ANYTHING if U R Wife of a Martyr'
Karen sat in a hotel room in Istanbul, grappling with a difficult decision. She had spent about $3,500 on the round trip to Turkey from her home in the US but, when she had bought the ticket, she had had no intention of flying home. The return bookings were for appearance's sake. Her SMS mailbox was filled with promises for the future: messages fro...
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'I Beg You, Help My Daughter,' Says Mother-in-Law of Islamic State Fighter
The mother-in-law of one of Australia's most notorious Islamic State fighters has pleaded for the government to help her "desperate" daughter and five grandchildren flee the Middle East, saying she made "the mistake of a lifetime".
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Schools Monitoring Pupils' Web Use With 'Anti-Radicalisation Software'
Software flags up trigger words and phrases such as 'jihadi bride', 'jihobbyist' and 'you only die once'.
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From Brides to Battlefield, New Roles for Women With Islamic State
Women travelling to join Islamic State militants are no longer just seeking to become "jihadi brides" but are taking on new roles, on the frontline in logistics and intelligence and as medics, according to military and expert sources.
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Australia Warns Women, Islamic State No 'Romantic Adventure'
A worrying number of Australian women are heading to Iraq and Syria to become so-called Islamic State group "jihadi brides", Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said today, warning against notions of a "romantic adventure".
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Islamic State Recruits Broadly: Brides, Doctors, Accountants
The three teenage girls from the US state of Colorado swapped Twitter messages about marriage and religion with recruiters for the Islamic State group, then set out for Syria with passports and thousands of dollars in stolen cash. Authorities intercepted them in Germany, then returned them to their families without criminal charges.
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UK Woman Who Joined ISIS Appeals Revocation Of Her British Citizenship
A woman who left Britain to marry an Islamic State jihadist fighter when she was a teenager began her appeal against the revocation of her citizenship in a UK court Tuesday.
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Five Points On 'ISIS Bride' Shamima Begum
Shamima Begum was stripped of her British citizenship after travelling to Syria to marry an Islamic State group fighter lost her legal battle to reverse the decision on Wednesday.
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German Woman Who Joined ISIS Gets 10-Year Jail Term For "Slave" Girl's Murder
A Munich court on Monday sentenced a German woman who joined the Islamic State group to 10 years in prison over the war crime of letting a five-year-old Yazidi "slave" girl die of thirst in the sun.
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ISIS Bride Says Prepared To Face Terror Charges In UK
A woman who lost her British citizenship after joining the Islamic State group said Wednesday she would be prepared to return to face terror charges so she can prove her innocence.
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UK Supreme Court Rejects ISIS Bride's Legal Bid To Return
Britain's highest court on Friday rejected a bid by a woman who was stripped of her UK citizenship for joining the Islamic State group to return to challenge the decision.
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British ISIS Bride Can Return To UK To Challenge Citizenship Decision
A woman who had her UK citizenship revoked after travelling to Syria to join the Islamic State group should be allowed to return home to challenge the decision, a court ruled Thursday.
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In the Islamic State 'Caliphate,' Daily Life is Laden With Fear and Brutality
For women, living in the Islamic State homeland often means being subjected to a virtual assembly-line system for providing brides to fighters, or sometimes being abducted and forced into unwanted marriages.
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Chechen Girls Dupe Islamic State Into Sending Them 3,300 Dollars
At a time when young people are being lured as Jihadi brides and radicalised by the Islamic State's hyped online campaign, three Chechen girls have managed to "dupe" members of the militant group into sending them money to travel to Syria, says a media report.
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2 London Teens Have Married Islamic State Fighters: Lawyer
Two of three teenage girls who travelled from Britain to Syria sparking criticism of the police response have married Islamic State (IS) group fighters, the lawyer for their families said Saturday.
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The Secret World of ISIS Brides: 'U Dnt Hav 2 Pay 4 ANYTHING if U R Wife of a Martyr'
Karen sat in a hotel room in Istanbul, grappling with a difficult decision. She had spent about $3,500 on the round trip to Turkey from her home in the US but, when she had bought the ticket, she had had no intention of flying home. The return bookings were for appearance's sake. Her SMS mailbox was filled with promises for the future: messages fro...
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'I Beg You, Help My Daughter,' Says Mother-in-Law of Islamic State Fighter
The mother-in-law of one of Australia's most notorious Islamic State fighters has pleaded for the government to help her "desperate" daughter and five grandchildren flee the Middle East, saying she made "the mistake of a lifetime".
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Schools Monitoring Pupils' Web Use With 'Anti-Radicalisation Software'
Software flags up trigger words and phrases such as 'jihadi bride', 'jihobbyist' and 'you only die once'.
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From Brides to Battlefield, New Roles for Women With Islamic State
Women travelling to join Islamic State militants are no longer just seeking to become "jihadi brides" but are taking on new roles, on the frontline in logistics and intelligence and as medics, according to military and expert sources.
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Australia Warns Women, Islamic State No 'Romantic Adventure'
A worrying number of Australian women are heading to Iraq and Syria to become so-called Islamic State group "jihadi brides", Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said today, warning against notions of a "romantic adventure".
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Islamic State Recruits Broadly: Brides, Doctors, Accountants
The three teenage girls from the US state of Colorado swapped Twitter messages about marriage and religion with recruiters for the Islamic State group, then set out for Syria with passports and thousands of dollars in stolen cash. Authorities intercepted them in Germany, then returned them to their families without criminal charges.
