Lack of religious discrimination evidence

By EducationHQ News Team
Published January 14, 2019

A review into religious freedoms in Australia found little evidence of discrimination, leader of the probe Philip Ruddock conceded last month.

"We didn't find a lot of evidence of actual material discrimination that would be of concern," the former Liberal ...

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