Neo-Nazi group to test new anti-hate laws
A neo-Nazi group that has been banned by the federal government is set to challenge new anti-hate laws in the High Court. This legal battle will test the government's ability to enforce these laws against extremist groups. The outcome could have significant implications for the regulation of hate speech in the country.
- ▪The neo-Nazi group is banned by the federal government.
- ▪They will fight for their right to exist in the High Court.
- ▪This case will test the effectiveness of new anti-hate laws.
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| Publication time | Sat, 16 May 2026 18:36:40 +1000 |
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