Frenchwoman's journey to IS in Syria, part 2 She wanted to move to a land where "the laws of Allah apply" but found herself trapped in a world of arbitrary beatings and violence where women are treated as sexual objects. Nadia (not her real name), a 21-year-old French woman, was recruited earlier this spring by Islamic State (IS) jihadists on Internet chatrooms and then travelled to the militants' self-declared capital of Raqa, in Syria. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - PART TWO. COMPLETES VID767094_EN