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Topic started on 6-8-2005 @ 11:28 AM by sanctum
Prior to Australia's national terrorism summit in Canberra next month, the Australian government is examining Britian's new terrorism laws. The government has stated that it does not want to commit to Britian's new laws as further meetings are to be held with the leaders of Australia's Islamic leaders.
It is understood that Australia and Britian are compiling a database of suspects.




www.news.com.au
In other measures to prevent a terrorist attack, Australia's security agencies are understood to be working closely with Britain to compile a more comprehensive database of suspected extremists from around the world.

The list will include overseas-born extremist Islamic clerics, people inciting terrorism on websites, and those known to have trained in Pakistan or Iraq.

Senior ministers and members of the Islamic Council, in addition to community leaders, will be among those who will be invited to attend the talks.

In the UK yesterday, Tony Blair announced new powers to deport or deny entry to foreign nationals who "foster hatred" and an automatic refusal of asylum to anyone who has participated in terrorist activity.

A spokeswoman for the Attorney-General, Philip Ruddock, said the issue of deporting individuals was complex because of citizenship.


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I agree that a database is not a 'law' and any data can be put to good use, for the betterment of us all. But, every plus has a minus. This is what we need to be careful of. Personal invasion. Of course your privacy won't be 'invaded' if you are not doing anything wrong.

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