Politicians urged to bring Australians home from Syrian camps

Save the Children’s Mat Tinkler and Kamalle Dabboussy

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Relatives and advocates of Australians stuck in a Syrian refugee camp for wives and children of Islamic State fighters, are urging politicians to act immediately to bring them home.

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