Australian Police Warn of Growing Extremism Online After Politician Attacked
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The head of the Australian Federal Police warned on Wednesday about online extremism fueling political polarisation, following the attack on lawmaker Helen Haines, who remains in a critical condition in a Melbourne hospital.
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Helen Haines Attack: Police Chief Warns Online Extremism Is Growing - THE DESTINATION
Australian – (Special Correspondent/Web Desk) – Helen Haines attack has pushed Australia to look hard at the growing anger and extremism seen online. On Wednesday, the country’s top federal police officer said the threat level against politicians is rising. Australian Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett said more extreme views are spreading, especially on the internet. […]
SYDNEY - Australian Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett warned Wednesday of growing online extremism that is fueling political polarisation, two days after Australian MP Helen Haines was deliberately knocked down by a man. AFP reports.
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