Growing uncertainty over the government’s power to block Nidal Hasan’s execution livestream
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Assistant Multicultural Affairs Minster Julian Hill expresses his concern over the fact Australians may be able to access Nidal Hasan’s livestreamed execution. “I find the whole thing abhorrent … I’m not someone who supports the death penalty,” Mr Hill told News24. “I don’t want Australians to have to view that, I don’t want them able to view it. “I don’t know what legal powers exist to block … I don’t know how effective such things will be.”
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