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A man was charged for threatening Australia’s PM online, faces bail with strict rules.
A 45-year-old man from New South Wales, Karim Mohamed Salem, was charged with threatening Prime Minister Anthony Albanese online after posting a video on Facebook in November expressing anger toward authority figures.
Arrested in Bellingen while living in his car, he appeared in court via audiovisual link and was granted bail with strict conditions, including a social media ban, daily police reporting, and surrendering his passport.
Prosecutors cited concerns over his lack of stable housing, but the court approved bail with a $500 surety.
The case is part of a broader rise in threats against Australian politicians, with nearly 1,000 referred to federal police in the past year—a 63% increase over four years.
Albanese has faced multiple alleged threats, though his office declined to comment.
The maximum penalty for the charge is seven years in prison.
Un hombre fue acusado por amenazar al Primer Ministro de Australia en línea, enfrenta fianza con reglas estrictas.