A senior spokesman from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade says Terry Hicks has not been gagged by the Australian Government.
The father of admitted terrorist David Hicks claims the Australian government is trying to gag him from talking about his son's five-years at Guantanamo Bay.
Terry Hicks says the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has written to him, outlining a gag order issued to his son as part of his plea bargain.
Terry Hicks claims the letter also bans the family from disclosing details of their conversations with David.
David Hicks cannot be interviewed, write a book or make a film about his time as an enemy combatant for twelve months.
A DFAT spokesman denies the Department has sent the Hicks family any such letter.
