Philippine official said 'mere visit' to the country does not support claims the men underwent 'terrorist training'.
Philippine official said ‘a mere visit’ to the country does not support claims the men underwent ‘terrorist training’.
By Alastair McCready and News Agencies
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There is no evidence the suspected gunmen in the deadly Bondi Beach attack received military training in the southern Philippines, Manila’s national security adviser has said, as Australia announced plans to introduce measures to tighten the country’s hate speech laws.
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