So-called ISIS bride believes terrorist group 'sucks', lawyer says
Kawsar Ahmad, 54, applied for bail in a Victorian court on June 19, 2026, after returning from Syria. Her lawyer claims she has renounced Islamic State, but police assert she poses a risk of spreading extremist ideology. Magistrate Lisa Hannan noted the necessity of a comprehensive risk assessment before making a decision.
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