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Progeny of ISIS fighter to return to Australia

The six children and grandchildren of Khaled Sharrouf, a notorious fighter with the terrorist group, have been removed from a Syrian camp and will return to Australia soon.

Their return is the result of a campaign by Mr. Sharrouf’s mother-in-law, Karen Nettleton, who spent five years searching for the orphaned children and pressuring the government to rescue them.

Hurdles ahead: Australian authorities are grappling with how to reintegrate the children — who were exposed to the Islamic State’s brutality — back into society, the same question that has vexed governments around the world, as thousands of children languish in camps.

Reminder: One of the Sharrouf children, a boy now believed to be dead, grabbed global headlines after he was photographed holding a severed head.