Prakash stripped of citizenship

Islamic State terrorist and recruiter Neil Prakash has been stripped of his Australian citizenship.

Islamic State terrorist and recruiter Neil Prakash has been stripped of his Australian citizenship. Source: AAP

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More dual nationals face losing Australian citizenship as the government decides to strip alleged Islamic State Jihadist of his.

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