Australia’s prime minister has ruled out repatriating women and children from a Syrian camp housing people with alleged ties to Islamic State, after a failed attempt to bring dozens of nationals home.
Around 34 women and children from 11 families were expected to leave Al Roj camp on Monday and travel via Damascus to Australia. However, Syrian officials halted the process, saying departure procedures were incomplete, and the group was returned to the camp.
Speaking to ABC News, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Australia would not assist their return.
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