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Does the Human Rights Commission really believe in guilty until found innocent?

17 September 2019

5:00 AM

17 September 2019

5:00 AM

The Australian Human Rights Commission’s recommendations for discrimination law reform — which look like they wish to reverse the onus of proof — should concern everyone.

In their pursuit to achieve a society devoid of discrimination, they risk undermining natural justice.

Discrimination laws exist to provide redress for victims of egregious acts of discrimination.

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