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Bishop backs stabbing video staying online

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Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel says he is not opposed to videos of his stabbing remaining on social media. Photo: Christ of Good Shepherd Church By Andrew Brown and Tess Ikonomou The Sydney bishop stabbed in an alleged terrorist attack has backed keeping graphic videos of his assault online, defending the “god-given right” to free speech. In a video uploaded to YouTube, Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel made a public statement after he was stabbed several time…

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Bishop backs stabbing video staying online

Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel says he is not opposed to videos of his stabbing remaining on social media. Photo: Christ of Good Shepherd Church By Andrew Brown and Tess Ikonomou The Sydney bishop stabbed in an alleged terrorist attack has backed keeping graphic videos of his assault online, defending the “god-given right” to free speech. In a video uploaded to YouTube, Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel made a public statement after he was stabbed several time…

10 days ago·Canberra, Australia

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