Australia has stripped a Melbourne man of his citizenship because he fought for the Islamic State group. Australian govt officials said Neil Prakash was in the service of a terrorist organisation and was a very dangerous individual. He is the 12th person to be stripped of Australian citizenship because of militant links, based on a 2007 law. Neil Prakash was a recruiter for the Islamic State in Australia and is currently being held in Turkey.
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