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'Foreign actors' may have fanned rightwing extremism during Covid to sway election, Liberal MP says | Australian security and counter-terrorism - Vimarsana News

'Foreign actors' may have fanned rightwing extremism during Covid to sway election, Liberal MP says | Australian security and counter-terrorism

Exclusive: Andrew Wallace urges colleagues to be ‘mindful’ of possibility but says he has no hard evidence

Uyghurs urge Albanese government not to ignore human rights amid diplomatic thaw with China - Vimarsana News

Uyghurs urge Albanese government not to ignore human rights amid diplomatic thaw with China

Prisons in Xinjiang region ‘are not re-education centres … these are death camps’, says delegate

Human Rights Activist Drew Pavlou Removed From Australian Parliament by Police - Vimarsana News

Human Rights Activist Drew Pavlou Removed From Australian Parliament by Police

Drew Pavlou, an anti-Chinese Communist Party (CCP) activist and former Senate candidate, was allegedly ordered by Australian Federal ...

'We were treated like terror suspects': Human rights activist Drew Pavlou responds to AFP's expulsion claims - Vimarsana News

'We were treated like terror suspects': Human rights activist Drew Pavlou responds to AFP's expulsion claims

A human rights activist who was sensationally kicked out of Parliament House has ridiculed the Australian Federal Police’s attempt to deny the event occurred.

Uyghur torture survivors plea for Australia not to abandon them after China reset - Vimarsana News

Uyghur torture survivors plea for Australia not to abandon them after China reset

Kalbinur Sidik and Omar Bekali endured the horrors of Xinjiang’s prison camps. Now they fear the plight of Uyghurs could be forgotten as Australia renews ties with Xi.

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