Pauline Hanson部分撤回了“不善穆斯林”的言论, 澄清她的意思是极端主义意识形态, 而不是穆斯林整体, Pauline Hanson partially retracted her "no good Muslims" remark, clarifying she meant extremist ideologies, not Muslims overall, sparking debate on free speech and tolerance.

一位民族领袖Pauline Hanson部分撤回了她关于“没有好的穆斯林”的争议性说法, 在最近的采访中澄清她指的是极端主义意识形态, 而不是整个穆斯林社区。 One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has partially retracted her controversial claim that "there are no good Muslims," clarifying in a recent interview that she was referring to extremist ideologies, not the Muslim community as a whole. 她承认她的发言措辞不好,造成非故意犯罪,同时仍对激进化和文化融合表示关切。 She acknowledged her remarks were poorly worded and caused unintended offense, while maintaining her concerns about radicalization and cultural integration. Hanson拒绝伊斯兰团体的批评,声称她有权讨论国家安全和价值观,但没有完全道歉。 Hanson rejected criticism from Islamic groups, asserting her right to discuss national security and values, but stopped short of a full apology. 她的评论再次引发了对澳大利亚宗教容忍、言论自由和政治言论的辩论。 Her comments have reignited debate over religious tolerance, free speech, and political rhetoric in Australia.