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Convicted terrorist Abdul Nacer Benbrika may be a danger if released from jail: court

Convicted terrorist Abdul Nacer Benbrika may be a danger if released from jail: court
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The warning signs in the Christchurch terrorist s Australian upbringing

The warning signs in the Christchurch terrorist s Australian upbringing We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss The warning signs in the Christchurch terrorist s Australian upbringing Normal text size Advertisement The Australian-born terrorist behind the Christchurch mosque shootings was openly racist at school, experienced family violence at home and had unsupervised access to the internet from childhood. These details about Brenton Tarrant s early life were revealed last week in a report by the New Zealand Royal Commission of Inquiry into the 2019 terrorism attack in which 51 people were murdered. Australian Brenton Tarrant was sentenced to life imprisonment without parole for the Christchurch mosque attacks.

Australia s bizarre and cruel refugee deterrence policy is keeping 1,500 people in limbo

Australia’s ‘bizarre and cruel’ refugee deterrence policy is keeping 1,500 people in limbo Canberra declared in 2013 that asylum seekers who arrive by boat would never settle there and hundreds of people’s lives are still on hold to prove that point By Hannah Ryan / The Guardian For more than seven years, Australia’s policy has been clear: People who seek asylum by boat will never be settled in the country; they will be sent offshore and have their asylum claims heard there. Between the declaration of that policy by then-Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd on July 19, 2013, and the last transfer offshore in December 2014, Australia sent 3,127 people seeking protection as refugees to Nauru and Papua New Guinea’s (PNG) Manus Island.

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