ISIS brides return sparks de-radicalisation debate

Four ISIS brides and their children have returned to Australia from Syria, raising questions about de-radicalisation programs and national security surveillance. The nine children will undergo re-radicalisation programs involving health services, education and community support, though their effectiveness depends heavily on the family environment they return to. Terrorism expert Dr Josh Roose discusses the challenges of monitoring and reintegrating these families when no laws have been broken, particularly given the extremist ecosystem surrounding them.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.