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Faaez Samadi
Apr 4, 2019

Australia passes social media law with severe penalties for violent content

Bill proposed by prime minister on Saturday introduces fine and jail time as punishment for breaches.

Australian Prime Minister Office Scott Morrison and wife his Jenny visiting the Al Noor Mosque in Christchurch to pay their respects after the attacks. (Photo: Adam Taylor/Australian Prime Minister's Office/AFP)

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