一名13岁穆斯林女学生詹娜在悉尼公交车上遭到陌生男子的言语攻击，被称为"恐怖分子"和"移民狗"。1事件发生在周四下午3时30分左右，公交车前往格林艾克方向，该男子后在斯特拉思菲尔德利物浦路下车。1辱骂言论还包括"移民野狗"和"你不配在这个国家"等内容。1
事件中仅有一名戴头巾的女性成年人出面制止骚扰，而公交车司机未能认识到事件的严重性。1
根据澳大利亚伊斯兰恐惧症登记处的数据，在2023年1月至2024年12月期间，共有309起伊斯兰恐惧症事件报告。1其中女性和女孩占口头辱骂受害者的79%，在公共交通事件中的受害者比例更高达95%。1在女性受害者中，戴头巾的穆斯林女性占86%。1
A 13-year-old Muslim student was verbally attacked by a man on a Sydney bus on Thursday around 3:30 p.m., being called a "terrorist" and "immigrant dog" among other slurs 1. The incident occurred on a bus heading toward Greenacre, with the man exiting at Strathfield Liverpool Road 1. The student, identified as Janna and in eighth grade, endured the tirade with minimal intervention—only one adult woman wearing a headscarf stepped in to help, while the bus driver failed to take appropriate action 1.
The abuse reflects a broader pattern of Islamophobia in Australia. According to the Australian Islamophobia Register, such incidents have surged dramatically since October 7, with reports increasing more than sixfold 1. Between January 2023 and December 2024, the register documented 309 reported cases of Islamophobia 1. Women and girls account for 79% of verbal abuse victims overall, and 95% of those targeted on public transport 1. Among female victims, 86% wear headscarves, indicating that hijab-wearing Muslim women face particular vulnerability to public harassment 1.
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