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How French courts became Europe's toughest on women returning from IS
French courts are handling 18 out of 23 scheduled 2026 terrorism trials involving women who joined the Islamic State organization in Syria, with these women now being judged equally to men. Their roles in IS were previously overlooked but are now subject to equal legal scrutiny.
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