Australian Health Minister Hunt strongly condemned the anti-vaccine activists by admitting that their families had been threatened with death

As anti-vaccine protesters exposed the private address of Northern Territory Chief Executive Michael Gunner, he was forced to move. Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt denounced the anti-vaccine protesters, but also said his children had also received death threats.

SBS reported that Hunter shed tears as he recalled the situation at the time. He said: "I never really talked about it. But there was a time earlier when the lives of my children were threatened quite publicly, and that was a matter of great concern. But fortunately, our country has very good federal police. ”

Hunter was a big supporter of Gander. Hunter said: "Let me categorically, absolutely and unequivocally condemn the attack on Ganna's home by anti-vaccine protesters and express my deep concern for his family." This is not the case for those who believe that any form of violence or threat of violence is acceptable. ”

Melbourne has experienced the worst of the worst treatment has been experienced in recent months when anti-vaccine and anti-lockdown protesters have used violence in protests across Australia. Hunter said Australians need to relearn the value of respect. "I don't mean to say that there is a need to hold government officials high, they are not better than anyone, but they are not worse than anyone," he said. The vast majority of them are civil servants seeking to serve the State. We will hold different views and practices, but the views of national tolerance and mutual respect are my firm beliefs. (Compiled by Wei Wei)