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Sydney University stabbing victim out of hospital, warnings of ‘toxic’ internet cipheranarchist ## Reporter 07/03/24 (Wed) 00:19:55 3bd067 No.313290

The victim of the stabbing attack at the University of Sydney is recovering at home as police and politicians warn children are at risk of radicalisation on the internet.

The 22-year-old university student allegedly stabbed in the neck by a 14-year-old boy was released from Royal Prince Alfred Hospital on Tuesday night, a hospital spokesman confirmed.

His alleged attacker is yet to be charged, and is in hospital undergoing assessments, NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley told ABC News Breakfast.

The teenager had previously been charged with planning a terrorist attack. However, those charges were dismissed on mental health grounds, and he was participating in a deradicalisation program.

While the teenager’s alleged motive is yet to be determined, the police investigation is focusing on extremist links. At this stage detectives do not believe he was acting as part of a broader network.

By: Jessica McSweeney

Source: https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/sydney-university-stabbing-victim-out-of-hospital-warnings-of-toxic-internet-20240703-p5jqnk.html

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