In 2005, the authorities banned Green from boarding a flight with a stopover in Brisbane because he appeared on the Australian government’s “movement alert list”. This was for extreme views, “including that Muslims and westerners cannot live peaceably together and that dying while fighting jihad is one of the surest ways to paradise and Allah’s good pleasure.” Some Australian Muslims argued that the Government had gone too far by stopping a man whose views they claim are now moderate. In February 2009, the BBC current affairs programme Panorama reported that the Metropolitan Police had asked Green for advice. Green said that he was “part of the solution” to extremism, and that “participating in terrorist activities, violent revolution – is not something that I have ever thought was part of the religion of Islam.” the press reported in 2010 that Green had given a two hour lecture at University College London’s Islamic Society on 23 November 2005, in which Green said that though Osama Bin Laden’s terrorist strategy was rational, Islam did not support it. In October 2011, the authorities  banned Green from giving a scheduled lecture at   Concordia University in Canada after concerns were over statements that he allegedly made about how men may treat their wives. In July 2012, the authorities banned Green from  the Emirates stadium of Arsenal F.C. In May 2014, the Telegraph reported that the IERA chairs were investigating Green  by the Charity Commission “amid allegations that its leaders promote anti-Semitism and have called for stoning homosexuals and female adulterers to death.” The Telegraph reported that they have  caught Green “on camera preaching at Hyde Park Corner, calling for removing a Jewish man to from his sight. ‘Why don’t you take the Yahoudi [Jew] over there, far away so his stench doesn’t disturb us?’ They can hear him  say.” In 2015, They asked him to withdraw from speaking at an  event Against Racism, Against Hatred held at St James’ Park, Newcastle.