Two Australian women charged with slavery offences that allegedly occurred while they lived under Islamic State rule in Syria have faced a Melbourne court. Kawsar Ahmad, 53, also known as Abbas, and her daughter, Zeinab Ahmad, 31, were arrested by officers from the Victorian joint counter-terrorism team at Melbourne airport on Thursday. Police allege the pair travelled to Syria in 2014 with their family and knowingly kept an enslaved woman in their home, and that Kawsar was complicit in the buying of an enslaved woman for US$10,000. The pair appeared before the chief magistrate, Lisa Hannan, on Monday. Sign up for the Breaking News Australia email But the Melbourne magistrates court heard that they would not be applying for bail, as had been foreshadowed on Friday. Zeinab is expected to apply for bail at a hearing on 4 June, with Kawsar’s application expected on 16 June, the court heard.…