Prevention methods to tackle radicalisation are being discussed by experts at a New South Wales inquiry into measures to combat right-wing extremism. The state's law and safety committee is investigating the threat right-wing extremist movements pose to the wider community, including to members they try to recruit. The inquiry was announced following a demonstration by around 60 Neo-Nazis on the steps of NSW parliament in early November. It will consider Australian and international best practice on combating extremism and hear from 50 speakers. Prevention measures Counterterrorism expert Julian Droogan told the inquiry extremist groups were part of a broader social...
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