Accused Islamic State terrorist Neil Prakash has refused to appear in a Melbourne court after being charged with multiple offences carrying a life sentence if proved
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Two of the charges carry a maximum sentence of life imprisonment — engaging in a hostile activity in a foreign state and engaging in a hostile activity in a foreign country.He was also charged with being a member of a terrorist organisation, advocating terrorism, providing support to a terrorist organisation, and entering or remaining in a declared area.
The Australian Federal Police confirmed Prakash had arrived into Melbourne on Sunday ahead of his expected appearance in Melbourne Magistrates Court.
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