Pauline Hanson, leader of the One Nation Party, made controversial remarks at the UK Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), urging Australians not to apologise for being white. She criticized mass migration, claiming it has flooded Australia and led to a 'woke' culture around transgender rights. Hanson also praised a UK court ruling that defined a woman by biological sex, warning of psychological harm to future generations. Her comments drew backlash from Australian politicians, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who rejected claims she wanted to revive the White Australia policy. Hanson denied advocating such policies, emphasizing her focus on controlled immigration and cultural assimilation. Critics, including Gamel Kheir from the Lebanese Muslim Association, dismissed her claims about Sharia law and the burqa as unfounded. The debate highlights ongoing tensions over migration, cultural integration, and political polarization in Australia and the UK. Political analysts note the controversy reflects broader societal divisions and the challenges of balancing multiculturalism with national identity.