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We have democratised censorship

24 March 2017

7:36 AM

24 March 2017

7:36 AM

The “Infidel” Ayaan Hirsi-Ali is coming to Australia on a speaking tour in April and she will be exercising her freedom of speech as an atheist ex-Muslim and a women’s rights campaigners to put forward her case on why, contra Yassmin Abdel-Magied, Islam is not a feminist religion.

A group of Muslim women community activists is exercising their freedom of speech through a petition titled “Ayaan Hirsi Ali does not speak for us; Muslim women unite to oppose Hirsi-Ali visit”.

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