(National-UAE) Two British women who travelled to the Middle East to join ISIS and are now detained in a camp in Syria have lost their latest round of a legal fight with the UK government.
The women, both of whom have children, requested that judges in London compel ministers to request their release.
They lost a fight in the High Court last year and on Tuesday failed in an appeal.
Three appeal judges have outlined detail[s] of the case in a written ruling.
Lord Justice Underhill, Lord Holroyde, and Lady Justice Elisabeth Laing — who considered arguments at a recent Court of Appeal hearing in London — have not identified the two women.
