The Guardian
Nineteen Australian women and children return from Syrian detention camps, landing in a political firestorm over whether they're victims, villains, or just really bad at choosing vacation destinations.
The Guardian
Seven women and 14 children finally leave the Syrian camp that's been their home for six-plus years, heading to Damascus and possibly Australia, where some may find handcuffs instead of hugs.
BBC World
Three Australian women return from Syria to a warm welcome of handcuffs and charges of crimes against humanity, including alleged slave-keeping.
The Guardian
Syria's new government tries to balance arresting war criminals with making deals with them - turns out, performative justice doesn't sit well with actual victims.
UN News
UN demining chief Kazumi Ogawa reports record conflicts, shrinking budgets, and children playing with explosives - because apparently, war is still bad and we’re still bad at cleaning up after it.
The Good Times
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