(ABC-Australia) An Adelaide woman acquitted of being an Islamic State member will have her social media use, employment and movements controlled by the Federal Police for a further four months, a court has ruled.
Federal Court Justice Natalie Charlesworth today ruled that Zainab Abdirahman-Khalif, 25, will be placed on a control order until November 21.
She has been on an interim order since November 2019.
Zainab Abdirahman-Khalif, 25, spent two years and six months in jail after a South Australian Supreme Court jury found her guilty of being a member of a terrorist organisation, before she was freed on appeal in October 2019.
