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ScoMo’s religious freedom plans may be worse than doing nothing

2 October 2019

5:00 AM

2 October 2019

5:00 AM

When a devout Christian teacher takes legal action against a private Christian school claiming unlawful discrimination, what does protection of religious freedom look like?

Rachel Colvin, a teacher and married mother of three, is a professing Christian. She has taken legal action against Ballarat Christian College, claiming that the College discriminated against her due to her political and religious beliefs, which include support for same-sex marriage.

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