Shorten Calls on PM to Address Child Accessible Pornography, Following ‘Evil’ Social Media Statement

Opposition leader Bill Shorten responds to Prime Minister Scott Morrison after he announced to the parliament that the Liberal party, Nationals party and the Labor party were all recently hacked at Parliament House in Canberra, Australia on Feb. 18, 2019. Tracey Nearmy/Getty Images

Former Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has said that Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s message about social media being used by the “evil one” should be directed to address the insidious issue of child-accessible pornography.

In a Christian conference, Morrison warned that social media is facilitating the spread of identity politics, saying it is being used by the “evil one” and that younger generations were at most risk of its influence.