Three women linked to the Islamic State have returned to Australia from Syria and are facing multiple serious charges, including slavery and terrorism. Following their arrival, they were arrested at airports, with authorities stating that they would be charged under crimes against humanity laws. In related incidents, two other women with alleged ISIS ties are also facing similar charges. Legal experts have noted that these cases will likely take considerable time to process through the courts. The return of these individuals has sparked significant media attention and public debate, including clashes between supporters and media outside court. The Australian government has been criticized for allowing women and children associated with ISIS to return, amidst ongoing discussions about de-radicalization efforts for repatriated families.