Australia accelerates security laws amid protests and hate group concerns
TL;DR
Australia's New South Wales government is fast-tracking new laws that restrict firearms and protests, including banning certain protest phrases and increasing police powers, amid criticism from civil rights groups and pro-gun advocates who argue these measures threaten democracy and civil liberties following the Bondi shootings.
- Australian move to fast-track new gun and protest laws draws criticism BBC
- After Bondi Beach attack, 'intifada' chants face restrictions in Australia and the U.K. NBC News
- NSW to effectively ban protests for up to three months as premier links Gaza rallies to Bondi terror attack The Guardian
- Australian state parliament reconvenes to push stricter gun laws after Bondi mass shooting KSL.com
- Australia mulls neo-Nazis, Hizb ut-Tahrir for hate org list The Jerusalem Post
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