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Australian court hears bail arguments for woman accused of enslaving Yazidi teen in Syria
An Australian court is hearing bail arguments for Zeinab Ahmad, a woman accused of enslaving a Yazidi teenager in Syria. Ahmad's lawyer proposed conditions including an electronic monitoring ankle bracelet and religious counseling if released, but police argue these would not mitigate the risk posed by her alleged ties to Islamic State.
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