Albo spruiks Aussie censorship plan at UN General Assembly
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has taken his attack on democracy global. Earlier this month we learned that the Albanese government is trying to censor debate via its Digital Duty of Care Bill, which would make the eSafety Commissioner the central regulator with significantly expanded powers to police what we say online. The Bill contains broad The post Albo spruiks Aussie censorship plan at UN…
The 81st United Nations General Assembly saw several notable events. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a combative address, defending his country's actions in Gaza and rejecting allegations of genocide. According to Dawn, dozens of delegates walked out of the General Assembly hall as Netanyahu began speaking, leaving large sections of the hall empty.
Netanyahu's speech was marked by controversy, with the Israeli Prime Minister accusing his critics of hypocrisy and calling them "moral cowards." He also attacked various leaders, including New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and the leaders of Western Europe, as reported by Middle East Eye and National Post.
The walkout and Netanyahu's speech highlighted the competing pressures facing him, with mounting criticism abroad over the Gaza conflict and an upcoming election in Israel that could threaten his political future, as noted by Dawn.
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