Muslim leaders question need for Islamophobia envoy role

abc.net.au

The Albanese government is yet to appoint a special envoy to combat Islamophobia, nearly a month after announcing the role alongside one for anti-Semitism. Muslim leaders express skepticism about the necessity and effectiveness of the position, citing a 617% increase in Islamophobic incidents since October 7. Community leaders emphasize that discrimination affects both Muslims and non-Muslims, urging a broader approach to combat racism.


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