Human Rights Law Alliance

We'll see where that goes.

In Australia, the Human Rights Law Alliance is very concerned.

There's legislation now coming out in Australia which would severely restrict a Christian school from being able to say no to someone who wants to be a teacher there who's taking an extreme position on trans issues, a person who is identifying as a different gender, and they're saying, the schools there, the Christian schools are saying no.

We should have the religious rights.

And there is a blessing.

You know, I remember when I did the Human Rights Law Alliance work, when I was doing all those legal cases.

and people would go through terrible things.

They'd lose their jobs, they'd lose their livelihoods, lose their accreditations.

Well, we've got to think about the facts of life that are happening around us.

Now, just last month, Neil, the Human Rights Law Alliance, or HRLA, explained that next month, the Albanese government is expected to introduce legislation that could result in the suppression of free speech online.

The proposal does not precisely define what harmful means, and many fear that this could be used as an excuse to silence political dissent and faith-based speech.

Senator Alex Antic said, has warned that this proposal is a repackaged version of Albanese's abandoned misinformation and disinformation bill, unquote.