Overview

• Christine Allain received 13 years with a two-thirds security period, Jennyfer Clain was sentenced to 11 years, and Mayalen Duhart to 10 years with deferred entry to custody.
• Each woman was placed under an eight-year socio-judicial follow-up order intended to govern post-release monitoring.
• Jennyfer Clain offered public apologies to victims and to her children; her lawyer called the ruling balanced and said she is unlikely to appeal.
• The prosecution sought 10 to 15 years and argued the defendants were “agents of terror,” citing long-term ideological commitment and family roles within ISIS networks.
• The trio left for Syria with their children in 2014, lived in Raqqa, were intercepted in Turkey in 2019, and their children—recognized as civil parties—have been placed in foster care.