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Queenslanders are being urged to have their say on the state s racial vilification laws

Share on Twitter Queensland s 30-year-old vilification and hate crime laws are coming under the microscope following a campaign by concerned multicultural community groups. A parliamentary inquiry is currently looking at a review of the Queensland Anti-Discrimination Act, with advocates calling for more clearly defined laws and tougher penalties for hate crimes. Queenslanders have been asked to share their stories, confidentially if needed, before the submission deadline on 12 July. A group of 20 non-profit organisations, the Cohesive Communities Coalition (CCC), lobbied the state government for the inquiry in light of more targeted attacks in part attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Christchurch mosque massacre.

Queenslanders are being urged to have their say on the state s racial vilification law

Share on Twitter A 30-year-old Queensland vilification law is coming under the microscope following a campaign by concerned multicultural community groups. A parliamentary inquiry has opened into section 131a of the Queensland Anti-Discrimination Act, with advocates calling for something more clearly defined and tougher penalties for hate crimes. A group of 20 non-profit organisations, the Cohesive Communities Coalition (CCC), lobbied the state government for the inquiry as part of a broader review of the discrimination act in light of more targeted attacks in part attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Christchurch mosque massacre. Queenslanders have been asked to share their stories, confidentially if needed, before the submission deadline on 12 July.

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After Australia Banned Its Citizens In India From Coming Home, Many Ask: Who Is Really Australian?

After Australia Banned Its Citizens In India From Coming Home, Many Ask: Who Is Really Australian? Time 5 hrs ago Amy Gunia © Izhar Khan/NurPhoto via Getty Images People play with colors and water as they celebrate Holi festival organized by Nepalese community on March 8, 2020 in Sydney, Australia. When Ara Sharma Marar’s father had a stroke in India in early April, she got on the first flight she could from her home in Melbourne, Australia to New Delhi. She had planned to return to Australia, where she works in risk management at a bank, on May 14. But then her government banned her from coming home. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on April 27 that travelers from India including citizens were barred from the country. The government emphasized that anyone who tried to come home would face up to five years in jail and a $50,000 fine.

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