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-- Library Journal, 08/10/2005

A Muslim student at Monash University (Melbourne, Australia) told the press he was questioned by federal police over books he had bought and borrowed from the university library. The student told The Age that an officer appeared at his home to question him about “book purchases” and other readings on terrorism. “I couldn’t ascertain obviously who they were or what information they had,” the student, identified only as “Abraham,” told reporters, “but considering the officer was asking about the library books I’ve been reading, and books I’d purchased, obviously they’ve had access to my library records,” he said. Police officials defended the investigation, saying officers had “received information” about the student. Police officials said no further action would be taken.





 

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