The absurdity of a preacher being hauled before the Queensland Human Rights Commission for criticising Welcome to Country practices at a Christian political conference has rightly triggered outrage. Yet, proposed changes to the state’s anti-discrimination laws are about to make things a lot worse.
Dave Pellowe, director at Church and State ministries, is facing a complaint in the QHRC for allegedly vilifying an Indigenous man because of his race and religion.
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