Breaking: 'ISIS bride' accused of owning a slave in Syria refused bail
A woman accused of slavery offences while supporting the Islamic State group in Syria has had her bail application refused.
Breaking: 'ISIS bride' accused of owning a slave in Syria refused bail
A woman accused of slavery offences while supporting the Islamic State group in Syria has had her bail application refused.
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