While France’s protests show how violent factions exploit unrest, in Australia the challenge is distinguishing legitimate activism from extremist agitation.
Samantha Jones
While France’s protests show how violent factions exploit unrest, in Australia the challenge is distinguishing legitimate activism from extremist agitation.
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