|  faith 
 This page considers law and discrimination on the basis 
                        of religious faith or political affiliation in Australia.
 
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                        The 
                          Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission Act 1986 
                          (Cth): Its Application to Religious Freedom and the 
                          Right to Non-discrimination in Employment (Sydney: 
                          Human Rights & Equal Opportunity Commission 1999) 
                           Other 
                        works regarding hatespeech (aka vilification) are identified 
                        here. It includes 'Salvation 
                        and the State: Religious Vilification Laws and Religious 
                        Speech' by Lawrence McNamara in Hate Speech and Freedom 
                        of Speech in Australia (Leichhardt: Federation Press 
                        2007) 145-169 edited by Katherine Gelber & Adrienne 
                        Stone, 'Parliamentary Deliberation about Religious Vilification 
                        Legislation' by Simon Evans & Carolyn Evans in the 
                        same volume 170-193
 Literature regarding blasphemy is highlighted here. 
                        It includes the New South Wales Law Reform Commission's 
                        1994 Blasphemy report 
                        and HREOC's 1998 federal Article 18: report of the 
                        inquiry into freedom of religion and belief report 
                        (PDF).
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
                          
                         
 
 
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