Anti-Discrimination Commission action against Senator Claire Chandler gags free speech
The anti-discrimination system in Tasmania is a wrecking-ball to free speech, as a farcical situation surrounding Tasmanian Senator Claire Chandler has demonstrated. The Senator’s opinion piece for the Hobart Mercury, advocating that women and girls’ sport should only be for the female sex, now sees her effectively gagged and dragged before an anti-discrimination tribunal.
Read moreKatrina Tait’s tribunal relief cold comfort for future victims of NSW system
The Australian Christian Lobby announced this afternoon that the cross-border NSW homosexual vilification complaint against Brisbane mother Katrina Tait has been dropped by the NSW Anti-Discrimination Board after the complainant withdrew his complaint.
Read moreNSW Government’s ‘good call’ on Latham’s religious discrimination bill
The Australian Christian Lobby welcomes the appointment of an NSW Parliamentary Joint Select Committee to investigate Mark Latham MLC’s excellent religious freedom bill - the Anti-Discrimination Amendment (Religious Freedoms and Equality) Bill 2020.
Read moreCross-border LGBT overreach on Brisbane mum exposes flawed NSW Anti-Discrimination system
A NSW LGBT vilification complaint against Brisbane mother of four Katrina Tait illustrates how everyday Australians are at risk for their social media comments, due to a flawed NSW complaints handling system.
Read moreKatrina’s story: Brisbane mum latest victim of "discrimination industry"
There is a major problem in Australia, especially New South Wales.
Read moreAnti-Discrimination Board steps back from the brink on Folau but reform is still needed
The Australian Christian Lobby has supported Israel Folau’s freedom to express his beliefs on social media as a test case for other Australian Christians.
Read moreLatham's anti-discrimination reforms to de-platform activists
The Australian Christian Lobby welcomes Mark Latham MLC’s bill strengthening the NSW Anti-Discrimination Board complaint handling process.
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