The cover of Hansen`s new book (Daily Mail photo)
A controversial one-nation party leader, Hansen (Pauline Hanson), visited (Lakemba), in Muslim, Sydney, where he was denounced by passersby as "get back where you come from".
Australia`s former prime minister, Albert (Tony Abbott), unexpectedly attended a conference in Canberra on Tuesday for a new book, Han Xin: self-reported Life (Pauline: In Her Own Words), according to the Daily Mail.
As a leader of the one-country party, Hansen is a representative of racism in Australia. She once entered the Senate in a Muslim robe, sparking controversy.
Before the new book was released, Hansen visited Laikamber, a Muslim settlement in southwestern Sydney, where residents reacted differently. Although some residents have been quite friendly, there are also passers-by who have been rude and asked her to "roll back wherever she comes from."
Hansen visits Laikamber, Sydney`s Muslim district, denounced "get out" (Daily Mail photo)
"Lekamber is not where I want to be, it looks very strange," Hansen said in an interview. Women walking in the streets wear robes, which are not the way of life in Australia. Do these women want to wear robes? This is Australia, we should be able to discuss this issue, but no one dare to mention it. "
Hansen noted, in particular, that although her stance on Muslim immigrants is such, it does not mean that she is opposed to immigrant settlements from other countries.
