Australian ISIS suspects could be freed from Iraqi jail
Thirteen Australian men suspected of being ISIS fighters are being held in jail in Iraq and could potentially be freed if they are deemed non-combatants. The federal government has ruled out repatriation efforts, though the men could still face prosecution. A similar process has already resulted in the release of several Americans who were deemed non-combatants, while challenges remain in gathering sufficient evidence of actions carried out during the Islamic State Caliphate in Syria and Iraq.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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