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Calls for inquiry over claims AFP tried to radicalise teenager with autism

Published 5 February 2024, 7:34 am
The Australian Federal Police has denied trying to radicalise a13-year-old boy with autism during an undercover counter terrorism probe. A Victorian court last year found officers involved in the case had acted "profoundly short of the minimum standards".
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