Women brought back to Canada from ISIS camps released on bail
Two Toronto-area women were ordered released from custody on Tuesday after returning to Canada from detention camps forAmmara Amjad and Dure Ahmed had been detained by the RCMP on terrorism allegations since landing in Montreal with their children last Thursday.
Crown prosecutors are seeking terrorism peace bonds against the women to limit the risks they might pose.The bail decisions mean that all four women the federal government brought back to Canada from Syria less than a week ago will be out of custody.An Edmonton woman, Aimee Vasconez, was already released on bail last week. Prosecutors have also asked the court to impose a terrorism peace bond in her case.
Typically, those conditions include wearing an ankle bracelet, attending de-radicalization counselling and staying away from ISIS literature.The women all left Canada during the Syrian conflict and were captured by U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters during the collapse of ISIS in 2018 and 2019.The details of the police investigations into their alleged involvement in ISIS are the subject of a publication ban imposed by the courts.
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