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An Austrian court sentenced Maria G., a repatriated woman, to a two-year suspended jail term for joining Daesh, after she pleaded guilty to joining in 2014 and marrying a fighter.
An Austrian court has convicted 28-year-old Maria G., repatriated from a Syrian detention camp, of joining the Daesh terrorist group, sentencing her to a two-year suspended jail term after she pleaded guilty.
She admitted to joining Daesh in 2014 and marrying a deceased fighter, with whom she had two children.
The court found no evidence of further crimes and ordered her to undergo psychological counseling and de-radicalization.
The verdict, which is final, follows her return to Austria in March with her sons, a decision based on the children’s best interests despite initial foreign ministry opposition.
Her case is part of a broader European trend, with Belgium, France, Germany, and the Netherlands also repatriating family members of Daesh fighters, many of whom face terrorism charges upon return.
Un tribunal austriaco sentenció a Maria G., una mujer repatriada, a dos años de prisión suspendida por unirse a Daesh, después de que se declarara culpable de unirse en 2014 y casarse con un combatiente.