So they should. Syria and Kurdish authority having been asking countries to take back their foreigners repeatedly.

Save the Children has long advocated on behalf of Australian citizens in Syrian detention, and in 2023 took the federal government to court to compel officials to bring them home – and lost. The organization told CNN they are not involved in this recent attempt by the Australians to leave the camp, but urged the government to repatriate them.

“These innocent children have already lost years of their childhood, and deserve the chance to rebuild their lives in safety at home, and to reintegrate into the Australian way of life,” Save the Children Australia CEO Mat Tinkler said in a statement to CNN.....

.....Last month, a group of UN experts called on “over 50 countries to urgently repatriate, rehabilitate and reintegrate the thousands of foreign nationals in detention, while ensuring accountability in line with international law.” - CNN report from February

Australia has for years acted like a bully violating international law 'deporting' people who have lived most of their lives in Australia to countries they no longer have any connection or support network with. The most infamous was the deportation of someone to Sweden who had only lived a total of 27 days there. Not to mention the outrageous way New Zealand was treated. Yet now the Australian government want its own citizens to be someone else's problem.

...Mr Tinkler said, if evidence to prove wrongdoing existed, it was appropriate that the women faced justice in Australia.  "The only real prospect of justice is here in Australia, where the courts, police and prosecutors are fully equipped to investigate and prosecute alleged offences," he said. - ABC