Antisemitism, Indigenous Racism and Equity – Hierarchies in Australian Policies
A hierarchy of attention and resources to counter racism in Australia undermines our commitment to equality and cohesion.
A hierarchy of attention and resources to counter racism in Australia undermines our commitment to equality and cohesion.
Assuming controls on freedom of speech in Australia lies in the hands of governments ignores extensive legal precedent and civic discourse.
The Bill's exposure draft posed significant risks to core rule-of-law principles, crucial to the underlying premise of democracy.
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The very arguments posed against the Voice to Parliament demonstrate the hypocrisy of those advocating for antisemitism laws.
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