The Alberta court imposed a 12-month terrorism peace bond Wednesday on Aimee Vasconez.
A woman walks with children at Syrian Democratic Forces screening area after being evacuated out of last territory held by ISIS , Baghouz, Syria, March 1, 2019.The Alberta court approved a terrorism peace bond on Wednesday for an Edmonton woman federal prosecutors allege was married to two
They include that she stay in an Edmonton apartment, remain in the province and not possess a travel document or a computer, phone or tablet capable of accessing the internet. According to the allegations, Vasconez left Canada in 2015 and travelled to ISIS territory with her two children and her husband Ali Abdel-Jabar, who “died fighting for ISIS.”
On Feb. 7, 2019, U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters captured Vasconez in northeast Syria. She was held for four years at a detention camp for ISIS families, until the Canadian government secured her release and flew her home in April 2023.by the RCMP upon arriving back in Canada, but instead of charging her, Crown prosecutors applied to the Alberta court for a terrorism peace bond — a tool used to reduce the risk posed by a suspect police believe may commit terrorism.
Of the nine who have returned from the Al Hol and Roj camps in Syria, just two have been charged: Montreal’s Oumaima Chouay and Ontario resident Ammara Amjad.
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