Woman charged with joining Islamic State 'renounces' terror group
Melbourne woman Rayann El Houli appears in court for a bail hearing after being charged with travelling to Syria to join the Islamic State group, before returning home last year.
Woman charged with joining Islamic State 'renounces' terror group
Melbourne woman Rayann El Houli appears in court for a bail hearing after being charged with travelling to Syria to join the Islamic State group, before returning home last year.
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