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Australia Imposes Sanctions on Online White Supremacist Network in Landmark Move

Australia has imposed sanctions on the extreme right-wing online network 'Terrorgram' to combat antisemitism and online extremism, following similar actions by Britain and the United States.
Foreign Minister Penny Wong stated that engaging with 'Terrorgram' will become a criminal offense, with offenders facing up to 10 years in jail and heavy fines.
The Australian government has also sanctioned other right-wing groups, including the National Socialist Order and the Russian Imperial Movement, according to Wong.
Australia has experienced a rise in attacks on synagogues and Jewish properties since the Israel-Gaza war began in October 2023, causing fear among the Jewish community.

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Australia hits right-wing online network 'Terrorgram' with sanctions

Foreign Minister Penny Wong says government's action would make it criminal offense to engage with 'Terrorgram' and help prevent children from becoming caught up in far-right extremism

1 month ago·United States

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White supremacist group hit with counter-terrorism sanctions

Follow the latest news headlines from Australia's most trusted source. Read in-depth expert analysis and watch live coverage on ABC News.

1 month ago·Australia

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The Independent

Australia sanctions rightwing online network 'Terrorgram’

First time Australia has sanctioned an entity that is entirely online

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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South China Morning Post

Australia follows US, Britain in sanctioning extremist network ‘Terrorgram’

‘Terrorgram’, which primarily operates on the Telegram social media site, has been accused of promoting violent white supremacy.

1 month ago·Hong Kong

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Sydney Morning Herald

Last-ditch push to beef up hate speech laws in wake of antisemitic attacks

Independent MP Allegra Spender is pushing to restore bans on vilification to hate speech legislation to be discussed in parliament this week.

1 month ago·Sydney, Australia

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Australian Financial Review

Spender push to toughen hate speech laws amid antisemitism crisis

Labor is facing demands for amendments that would criminalise the “F--- the Jews” Sydney Opera House chant.

1 month ago·Sydney, Australia

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