Foreign jihadi brides remain in Syrian camps

A small number of New Zealand women who travelled to Syria to become so-called Jihadi brides remain in camps in the country. Despite leaving for the Middle East from Australia, New Zealand may be the only option for them if Syria kicks them out. The Guardian's Middle East correspondent, Martin Chulov, has visited one of the Syrian refugee camps that's home to 1,500 foreign women and children. He spoke to Guyon Espiner.