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Linked Australian Women Charged Keeping Slave Syria
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- Two Australian women charged with crimes against humanity for keeping a slave in Syria.
- Women returned to Melbourne from Syria after supporting Islamic State since 2014.
- Older woman allegedly complicit in purchasing a female slave for US$10,000.
- Four women and nine children repatriated to Australia from Syria's Roj camp.
- Another woman, Janai Safar, arrested in Sydney for joining a terrorist organization.
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