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NSW man charged with allegedly sending offensive emails to witness
ASB Bank ordered to pay $6.731 million in largest AML/CFT penalty to date – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
AFP officers recognised for distinguished service in King’s Birthday honours list
Further Sanctions On Hamas And Palestinian Islamic Jihad
Violent Extremist Material Charges At Maryborough
New appointments give victims a voice on serious offenders
AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett: Budget Estimates Opening Statement
AFP charges Darwin teenager over alleged violent extremist material offences
Victoria JCTT charge female returnee with terrorism offences
Reserve Bank files High Court action against The Co-operative Bank – Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua
Update on cohort of returning women and children from the Al-Roj internally displaced persons camp in Syria
Labor Cheers for a Terrorist — While Melburnians March for Iran’s Freedom
AUSTRAC steps in on suspected AML weaknesses at NSW club
Bondi Beach Hannukah event photographer charged with stealing in wake of terror attack
UN expert alarmed by systemic erosion of the right to protest: United Kingdom
Laws passed to deliver AML red tape relief
AUSTRAC releases updated risk snapshot of Australia’s financial crime landscape
Autonomous sanctions targeting Iran’s campaign of oppression and destabilisation
New Counter-terrorism Financing Sanctions 8 May
Israel must release Gaza-bound flotilla activists
AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett Statement on Operation Kurrajong
AFP Commissioner Statement on Funding of Counter-Terrorism Online Centre
UK terror threat is raised – counter-terror expert explains how official prevention strategies work
Israel’s discriminatory death penalty law marks grave human rights retrogression, UN anti-racism committee warns
Trial against Hirak poet Mohamed Tadjadit must be quashed, say UN experts: Algeria
UN experts warn of torture, suicide attempts, deaths and reprisals in custody: Belarus
Catley Must Come Clean On Fairfield Policing
New guidance to help small practice AML/CTF compliance
Police test response capabilities in major training exercise
Draft antisemitism law could seriously undermine free expression and other human rights, warn UN experts: France
UN experts call for end to attacks on Gaza shelters, forced displacement in West Bank
UN experts: Strategy of blatant abuse of counter-terrorism and extremism laws to destroy Russian civil society must end
Two teenagers charged by NSW JCTT over alleged extremist material – Moree
New Israeli death penalty law risks violating absolute prohibition of torture, says UN expert
UN experts urge Türkiye to end criminalisation of human rights defenders and lawyers
Donations in disguise: the warning for Australians to avoid unwittingly financing terrorism
UN experts raise alarm over targeting of Indigenous leaders and activists: Ecuador
UN experts welcome Minnesota truth-seeking entity and urge nation-wide investigations: USA
Marking 40 Years Since Russell Street Bombing
Two Faces Of Extremism
Planned Training Strengthens Preparedness And Response
Boy Charged For Collecting Terrorism Material
Victorian Boy Charged For Collecting Terrorism Material
NSW JCTT Charges Young Person With Terrorism Offences
Two in three Australians worried about national security
State-backed terror squads at the forefront of Israel’s ethnic cleansing and annexation policy in the West Bank, warn UN experts
Minns Labor Government banning display of hateful, divisive symbols
PJCIS backs terrorism listing of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps