article_snippet: Convicted terrorists will soon be banned from speaking and writing letters in Arabic during visits and phone calls at one of Australia's highest-security prisons.
article_snippet: State Attorney General Brad Hazzard has called on the laws to take place in a bid to stop radicalisation of Muslim inmates from converting other prisoners, The Sunday Telegraph reports.
article_snippet: The law pledges to have prison officers strictly monitor conversations between inmates and visitors as well as refuse or terminate visits if Arabic or any other languages are used.
article_snippet: Convicted terrorists will soon be banned from speaking  Arabic during visits and phone calls at SuperMax .
article_snippet: The law pledges to have prison officers monitor conversations strictly between inmates and visitors .
article_snippet: The strict laws follows as prison authorities have banned Islamic prayer meetings in some of Sydney's jails after intelligence found some key jihadist figures were operating from behind bars.
highlights_snippet: Inmates will soon be banned from speaking and writing letters in Arabic .
  
highlights_snippet: Attorney General hopes the new restrictions will stop Muslim inmates from converting other prisoners .
  