54岁的Kawsar Ahmad和31岁女儿Zeinab Ahmad在墨尔本裁判法院就奴隶罪指控进行了不认罪答辩1。两人曾在叙利亚伊斯兰国统治地区生活多年，并于5月从Al Roj拘留营返回澳大利亚1。
检控方指控这对母女在叙利亚期间非法关押一名雅兹迪少年1。其中，Kawsar Ahmad面临四项指控：奴役、拥有奴隶、使用奴隶和参与奴隶贸易1；Zeinab Ahmad则面临奴役和使用奴隶两项指控1。案件已转至维多利亚最高法院进行审判，方向庭审定于8月21日进行1。Ahmad家族大约十年前移居叙利亚1。
A 54-year-old mother, Kawsar Ahmad, and her 31-year-old daughter, Zeinab Ahmad, have pleaded not guilty to slavery-related offences in Melbourne Magistrates Court.1 The allegations stem from their time in Syria under Islamic State control.1 Kawsar Ahmad faces four charges: enslavement, possessing a slave, using a slave, and engaging in slave trading.1 Zeinab Ahmad is charged with enslavement and using a slave.1
The pair returned to Australia in May from the Al Roj detention camp in Syria.1 They are accused of unlawfully confining a Yazidi youth during their years living under IS rule.1 The Ahmad family relocated to Syria approximately a decade ago.1
A direction hearing for the case in Victoria's Supreme Court is scheduled for August 21.1 Zeinab Ahmad's defence lawyer, Grace Morgan, stated in June that her client holds a negative view of the Islamic State.1
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