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Imam Muhsin Hendricks - Motion

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Cate Faehrmann
NSW Greens MP
3 June 2026

Ms CATE FAEHRMANN (10:06): I move:

(1)That this House notes that:

(a)Imam Muhsin Hendricks was killed in a premeditated attack on 15 February 2025 in Bethelsdorp, Gqeberha, South Africa;

(b)more than a year has passed since his death, yet no arrests have been made and no substantive progress has been communicated to his family, community or the Al-Ghurbaah Foundation, a non-profit organisation founded by Imam Hendricks;

(c)Imam Hendricks was an internationally respected spiritual leader who provided support to marginalised communities, including Sydney's queer Muslim community; and

(d)Imam Hendricks had reportedly received regular death threats prior to his killing, underscoring the targeted nature of the attack.

(2)That this House recognises the profound loss suffered by Imam Hendricks' family, community and all who benefited from his leadership and advocacy.

(3)That the President writes to Professor Firoz Cachalia, current acting Minister of Police in the South African Government, requesting that he:

(a)urgently prioritise the investigation into the murder of Imam Muhsin Hendricks;

(b)allocate appropriate senior investigative personnel and resources to the case;

(c)provide clear and timely updates to the family and relevant stakeholders; and

(d)ensure a transparent process that leads to accountability and justice.

Motion agreed to.

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Cate Faehrmann
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3 June 2026
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