A Win for Free Speech in NSW 
13-08-2026 03:28 via acl.org.au

A Win for Free Speech in NSW 

The NSW Government has rejected a key recommendation of the Sackar Review to expand criminal hate speech laws beyond race. The decision means the existing offence of inciting racial hatred will not be extended to cover additional protected attributes. This is an important decision for freedom of speech and religious freedom in NSW. Critically…
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