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A rock star welcome and human rights protests to greet India’s prime minister Narendra Modi in Australia

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Adeshola Ore Community affairs reporter
A rock star welcome and human rights protests to greet India’s prime minister Narendra Modi in Australia
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is visiting Australia for a summit with Anthony Albanese, drawing both large crowds of supporters and human rights protesters. The visit focuses on strengthening bilateral ties while facing scrutiny over domestic Indian policies.

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The visit underscores the complex balance between diplomatic relations and international human rights advocacy in modern foreign policy.

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India prime minister Narendra Modi will visit Australia for the first time in three years as he meets Anthony Albanese in Melbourne. India prime minister Narendra Modi will visit Australia for the first time in three years as he meets Anthony Albanese in Melbourne. Australian politics A rock star welcome and human rights protests to greet India’s prime minister Narendra Modi in Australia Amnesty International says Albanese has opportunity to ‘reaffirm mutual commitment’ to rule of law as thousands in diaspora expected at stadium event

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The article balances the excitement of the diaspora with the concerns raised by human rights organizations.

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