Australia planned to deport Melbourne-born Neil Prakash to Fiji on the grounds he was a dual citizen. Fiji says he's not. Prakash is currently on trial in Turkey over his work for the terrorist organisation.

Australian-born Prakash is currently on trial in Turkey for his involvement with Daesh.
Australian-born Prakash is currently on trial in Turkey for his involvement with Daesh.
(ABC News)
Australia's plan to deport to Fiji a Daesh recruiter stalled on Wednesday after Fiji said he wasn't one of their citizens.
Canberra said it's in contact with Fiji after it stripped Melbourne-born Neil Prakash of his citizenship, thinking he was also a citizen of the small Pacific nation.
Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton said Prakash ceased to be an Australian citizen "by virtue of his actions in fighting for Islamic State [Daesh] from May 2016," and he had been notified of the decision in December.
Canberra claimed the locally-born Australian was a dual national because his father was Fijian. However, the Fiji Sun newspaper quoted Director of Immigration Nemani Vuniwaqa on Tuesday as saying Prakash was not a Fijian citizen, which could complicate the Australian government's decision.
Australian law allows for dual citizens to be stripped of their citizenship if they are involved in groups the government has deemed to be terrorist organisations. However, citizenship cannot be revoked if that would leave a person stateless.
Prakash is in Turkey on trial for charges relating to being a member of Daesh after being caught there in October 2016.Source: trtworld.com