Anthony Albanese claims hecklers at Lakemba mosque unhappy Labor outlawed ‘extremist organisations’
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced heckling during a visit to Lakemba mosque, where attendees expressed their discontent with the government's decision to outlaw extremist organizations like Hizb ut-Tahrir. The hecklers shouted phrases such as 'disgrace' and 'genocide supporters', prompting a swift exit from the Prime Minister. Albanese attributed the backlash to the mosque-goers' unhappiness with the legislation, although he did not provide evidence to support this claim.
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The visit to Lakemba mosque coincided with significant Islamic celebrations marking the end of Ramadan, a time of community and reflection. The Prime Minister's presence was likely intended to demonstrate solidarity with the Muslim community, but the negative reception suggests underlying discontent with government policies.
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