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Cambridge university hired academic who supported terror group

TOI correspondent from London: Cambridge University hired an academic who once supported proscribed Islamist terror group Hizb ut-Tahrir, described Western education as a “threat” to Muslims and condemned democracy.

The Times of India

Neo-Nazi group National Socialist Network criminalised under hate laws passed after Bondi terror attack

Home affairs minister Tony Burke says listing will stop group from organising and meeting, and may prevent more ‘horrific bigoted rallies’

The Guardian - AU

Iran terror guard and Hizb ut-Tahrir symbols banned

Laws introduced following the Bondi terror attack are being expanded to ensure symbols of Iran's Revolutionary Guard and an extremist group are banned.

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Australia's ban on Islamist group 'comes at a cost'

Outlawing a radical Islamist group pushing "appalling" ideologies does nothing to address the issue of extremist beliefs held by members, experts say.

AAP

Strong winds overturn boats in Hobart – As it happened

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The Guardian - AU

View from The Hill: defiant Nationals break with Liberals over hate bill, putting strain on Coalition

The Nationals have defied shadow cabinet solidarity, voting in the Senate against the government’s hate crime legislation, which passed late Tuesday night with the support of the Liberals.

The Conversation

Australia's Parliament debates new anti-hate speech and gun laws after Sydney attack

Australia’s Parliament has begun debating new anti-hate speech and gun laws after two shooters killed 15 people at a Jewish festival in Sydney last month

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Morning mail: tensions after Greenland talks, Hizb ut-Tahrir not planning to disband, tennis coach’s $1m slam dunk

Islamist group says it has no plans to disband despite potentially being targeted by new hate speech laws

The Guardian - AU

Australian chapter of Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir has no plans to disband before Labor’s hate speech laws

Organisation singled out by home affairs minister as one that could be targeted by new laws targeting ‘hate groups’

The Guardian - AU

What changes are planned to Australia’s hate speech laws and how will they work?

The Albanese government’s five-point plan includes a new aggravated hate speech offence and powers to reject visas – but the details are scant

The Guardian - AU

Tony Burke has ‘full confidence’ in spy agency despite questions over Bondi attack

Asio facing scrutiny over investigation of alleged attackers as Jewish community in Bondi prepares for a second round of funerals

The Guardian - AU

Wife of Briton detained in India speaks of fears for his health

Exclusive: Aziz Ahmed, who has heart condition, has spent more than seven months in prison over extremism claims

The Guardian - UK

Abu Qatada: Who is radical preacher named by Sunak in attack on Starmer during ITV election debate

Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer clashed on national security and immigration in the first live TV debate of the general election campaign

The Independent UK

Sunak ‘out of touch’ for betting £1,000 on Rwanda plan’s success, says Labour

PM also criticised for saying ‘the facts speak for themselves’ when asked if Keir Starmer was a terrorist sympathiser

The Guardian - UK

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International Business Times

'Skeletons In The Closet?' UK Govt Bashes Opposition Leader Starmer

Britain's ruling Conservatives are stepping up personal attacks on opposition Labour leader and former prominent lawyer Keir Starmer, who is tipped to become prime minister after the next general election.

Evening Standard

Extremists who join now banned Hizb ut-Tahrir will 'face full force of law,' says James Cleverly

The Home Secretary branded it a "vile, antisemitic" group as the order to proscribe it took effect

The Guardian - UK

What is ‘antisemitic’ Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir and what does it want?

Ban will come into force on Friday if approved by UK parliament, putting group on par with IS and al-Qaida

Al Jazeera

Britain to designate Hizb ut-Tahrir as a ‘terrorist’ group

UK government says the group is anti-Semitic and encourages ‘terrorism’.

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The Guardian - UK

Islamist group Hizb ut-Tahrir to be banned from organising in UK

Group has been criticised by ministers over demonstrations held against Israeli strikes on Gaza

The Independent UK

Home Office to ban Islamist political group Hizb ut-Tahrir

Security minister Tom Tugendhat said the Islamic fundamentalist organisation ‘encourages and promotes terrorism’

Evening Standard

Hizb ut-Tahrir: Islamist group that urged chants of jihad on streets of London to be banned

Expressing support for, or being a member of Hizb ut-Tahrir will become a criminal offence punishable by up to 14 years in prison

France 24

Are Islamist flags being waved in pro-Palestine protests? Not exactly

Images of protesters brandishing black and white banners during marches across Europe in support of the Palestinian people have been circulating online. Some accounts were quick to point out that these same flags have been brandished by al Qaeda, the Taliban and the Islamic State group. It turns out that…

The Independent UK

Met boss calls for tougher terror powers after Braverman challenged him over ‘jihad’ chants

Lines around extremism and protest ‘probably need redrawing’, says Sir Mark Rowley – but No 10 says no plans for changes

The Independent UK

No plans for more police powers over ‘jihad’ chants as Braverman meets Met chief

It comes amid suggestions from Scotland Yard chief Sir Mark Rowley that laws should be redrawn.

The Independent UK

No plans to give police more powers after outcry over ‘jihad’ chants

Home Secretary Suella Braverman met Scotland Yard chief Sir Mark Rowley on Monday to discuss policing.

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