Voices of religious Australians prioritised in ‘deeply problematic’ discrimination bill, experts warn

Coalition’s proposal is inconsistent with international human rights law and may be unconstitutional

Religious Australians will be given greater freedom of speech than non-religious expressions of conscience under the Coalition’s bill, a leading academic has warned.

Prof George Williams raised the issue in a submission to the human rights committee inquiry into the religious discrimination package.

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