Two Canadian women have been arrested after arriving in Montreal following their repatriation from a camp in Syria that detains ISIS terrorists and their families, according to media outlets.
Oumaima Chouay was arrested at the Montréal-Trudeau airport upon her arrival in Canada on the night of Oct. 25.
Chouay is facing four charges under the Criminal Code, including leaving Canada to participate in the activity of a terrorist group, participation in the activity of a terrorist group and making property or services available for terrorist purposes.
She is scheduled to appear in a Montreal court today.
Her lawyer, Lawrence Greenspon, told CBC News that Polman has been arrested under Section 810 of the Criminal Code and authorities are seeking a peace bond.
The order however requires the individual to agree to specific conditions to “keep the peace and be of good behaviour.”
Four Canadians Repatriated
Global Affairs Canada told The Epoch Times on Oct. 26 that four Canadians—two women and two children—have been repatriated from northeast Syria.The department said the United States was involved, but no specifics were provided as to how Canada played a role in the repatriation.
“Canada cannot provide information about the individuals due to privacy considerations and cannot share details of the repatriation for operational security reasons,” said Global Affairs in an email.
The repatriation comes eight months after the United Nations issued a press release in February calling on Canada to “urgently” bring Polman home due to her “life threatening illnesses.”
Canada has been hesitant to repatriate adult citizens from the Syrian detention camps.