Janai Safar, a 32-year-old Australian woman, was arrested at Sydney Airport after authorities charged her with being a member of the terrorist organization ISIS. The Australian Federal Police had prepared a court attendance notice for Safar back in 2019 while she was living in Roj Camp, Hasakah, Syria. The charges allege that she knowingly participated in ISIS activities between April 2015 and May 2019 and entered a declared area in al-Raqqa Province, Syria, during that time. Each offense carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison. Safar, who returned to Australia with her nine-year-old son, has been denied bail, with the court citing the seriousness of the charges. Her barrister argued that she may have been coerced into joining ISIS and that her son needs her support for reintegration into Australian society. However, the prosecution contends that Safar made a deliberate choice to join a group known for spreading violence and discord. Safar is set to appear again in court on July 15.