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Mulino dodges US execution livestream question
Labor minister refuses to comment on whether Australia should block a firing squad execution being streamed live from the US.
In brief
Labor minister refuses to comment on whether Australia should block a firing squad execution being streamed live from the US. Daniel Mulino declined to say whether Labor would support the Greens' call to block a US execution livestream, citing reluctance to comment on other countries' domestic politics. Originally…
Greens push to block execution stream
Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young wrote to eSafety commissioner Julie Inman Grant and communications minister Anika Wells asking them to stop a US firing squad execution being livestreamed.
Mulino refuses to take a position
Labor minister Daniel Mulino dodged the question when asked if the government would support blocking the livestream, saying he doesn't want to comment on other countries' domestic politics.
Wilson warns of censorship risk

Shadow treasurer Tim Wilson said blocking the stream would be a challenge without creating a censorship ban on the internet, though he finds the execution enormously problematic.
“how do you do that in a way that doesn't amount to a censorship ban on the internet?”
Here's the gist
Daniel Mulino declined to say whether Labor would support the Greens' call to block a US execution livestream, citing reluctance to comment on other countries' domestic politics.


