Efforts to repatriate Lisa Smith are set to be fast-tracked

Efforts to repatriate so-called Isis brides could be fast-tracked, including former Defence Forces recruit Lisa Smith.

Efforts to repatriate Lisa Smith are set to be fast-tracked
Wed, 03 Apr, 2019 - 09:16
Digital Desk staff

Efforts to repatriate so-called Isis brides could be fast-tracked, including former Defence Forces recruit Lisa Smith.

The former Defence Forces recruit is being held in a refugee camp in Northern Syria.

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