article_snippet.sent: A report on the threat posed by Australian foreign fighters has cited the Abbott government's 'troubled relations' with the Muslim community as undermining efforts at countering violent extremism.
article_snippet.sent: A report on the threat posed by Australian foreign fighters Australian has blamed the Abbott government's troubled relations with the Muslim community for worsening the situation .
article_snippet.sent: While much of the responsibility in dealing with a serious threat to Australians will lie with the police and intelligence services, The new report says, The new report adds that programs aimed at countering violent extremism (CVE) need to be a core element of the response.
article_snippet.sent: The new report says 'questions remain' as to how any new CVE approach will be implemented by the government, and that 'troubled relations with Australia's Muslim communities mean that the government efforts to counter violent extremism are not off to the strongest of starts'.
article_snippet.sent: Moreover, the poor consultation by the government with the Muslim community on much of Australia's new counter-terrorism legislation as well as
article_snippet.sent: the Prime Minister's (Tony Abbott) claim that Muslim leaders are not doing enough to speak out against radical ideas have undermined the prospects for effective co-operation.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Report into threat posed by foreign fighters blamed Australian government .
  