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Australia Takes Stand Against US Plan to Livestream Execution, Calling It 'Abhorrent'

Australia Takes Stand Against US Plan to Livestream Execution, Calling It 'Abhorrent'

Australia will do ‘anything we can’ to stop U.S. execution being shown online: PM Albanese
Australia will do ‘anything we can’ to stop U.S. execution being shown online: PM Albanese

"I do not know why anybody would want themselves to watch such an event, let alone sit back and allow potentially kids and families to get access to this," Australia PM Albanese said

Australia will do ‘anything we can’ to stop US execution from being shown online: PM
Australia will do ‘anything we can’ to stop US execution from being shown online: PM

Nidal Hasan’s execution is set to be the first by a US military firing squad since 1945.

Can other countries block the US execution livestream? An expert explains
Can other countries block the US execution livestream? An expert explains

Australia is one of several countries currently grappling with the challenge of a public execution livestream from the US

Australian premier calls US plan to livestream execution ‘abhorrent’
Australian premier calls US plan to livestream execution ‘abhorrent’

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says his government will do what it can to prevent Australians from seeing broadcast of execution

eSafety lacks powers to ‘proactively’ stop US execution livestream
eSafety lacks powers to ‘proactively’ stop US execution livestream

The online safety watchdog has made a stunning admission as pressure mounts on it to stop younger Australians from streaming a public execution in the US.

Australians should not be ‘confronted’ with US’ livestreamed execution, government says
Australians should not be ‘confronted’ with US’ livestreamed execution, government says

Australians would expect the livestreamed execution of a former US Army officer not to "appear on their screens", the government has said.

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