Details Emerge On How ISIS Women Keep Each Other In Line The U.K. Daily Mail calls the hard core Islamic women of ISIS female Gestapo. After the latest release of information in their expos from the Middle East, that description could well be entirely accurate. This weeks new revelations elaborate on the tactics the women higher up the ISIS food chain use on new recruits and sex slaves: [One British woman] told of her horrifying capture by the citys ruthless all-women police unit, the Al-Khansa brigade, created to enforce IS rules. They said my eyes were visible through my veil. I was tortured. They lashed me. Now some of them punish women by biting. They give you the option between getting bitten or lashed. According to multiple compiled accounts, the Al-Khansa brigade stops buses to hold impromptu inspections. They can force everyone on a bus to get off and berate the driver if women are allowed on who are dressed inappropriately. One former member of the Al-Khansa brigade escaped to Turkey herself after her husband blew himself up, and the women of ISIS tried to force her to remarry before she was ready. She told of her recruitment and involvement. Women who have escaped the brutal ISIS regime also describe being forced into brothels and being expected to satisfy fighters returning from battle. Some say that they were forced to have sex with over 100 different fighters in a matter of weeks. There are also descriptions from women who went into the marriage mart at Raqqa and were married to one man, divorced via a mulsim cleric, and then married to another man the next week. More information has also emerged about what happens to the girls who are recruited via social media from western countries. A research fellow in Britain named Emily Dyer follows the recruitment and treatment of these girls via social media. 