(ABC-Australia) An interim control order has been imposed on an Adelaide woman acquitted of being a member of the Islamic State terrorist group.
A Federal Court judge imposed 20 of the 21 conditions sought by the federal government to control aspects of Zainab Abdirahman-Khalif’s life.
Justice Natalie Charlesworth said it was more probable than not that Ms Abdirahman-Khalif would continue to support IS and engage with others who were involved with the group.
The order includes a curfew, restrictions on her movement, employment and a prohibition on her contacting anyone in prison, Turkey, Iraq or Syria.
Ms Abdirahman-Khalif was convicted of being a member of a terrorist organisation and spent more than two years in jail.
