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Our freedoms safe - for now

Freedom of Speech and Media, Telecommunications and IT Unit | Simon Breheny
The Australian 22nd March, 2013

The Gillard government's backdown on its outrageous media regulation and anti-free-speech discrimination laws is welcome. But it's terrible that in...

Freedom fighters will save the HRC

Freedom of Speech and Legal Rights Project | Simon Breheny
The Australian 22nd February, 2013

The Australian Human Rights Commission must correct its bias towards a left-wing human rights agenda by moving to appoint freedom commissioners....

Shameless use of tax to fund rights attack

Freedom of Speech and Legal Rights Project | Simon Breheny
The Australian 25th January, 2013

The Gillard government's proposed anti-discrimination overhaul - which would make it unlawful to discuss almost any political idea in the workplace...

Proposed law a further attack on free speech

Freedom of Speech and Legal Rights Project | Simon Breheny
The Australian 23rd November, 2012

The law that was used to silence Andrew Bolt has been supercharged by the Gillard government's proposed changes to anti-discrimination laws. Bolt...

Attacks on free speech

Ideas & Liberty, Freedom of Speech and Legal Rights Project | Simon Breheny
Sunday Tasmanian 11th November, 2012

The Tasmanian Government is the latest to join the growing anti-free speech movement. The most recent attack comes in the form of the State...

Government's creeping hand

Ideas & Liberty, Deregulation Unit, Media, Telecommunications and IT Unit and Legal Rights Project | Simon Breheny
Canberra Times 6th October, 2012

The federal government's proposed data-retention regime deserves every bit of the immense amount of public criticism that has been heaped upon it....

Free speech? 'Whatevs,' says the United Nations

Freedom of Speech and Legal Rights Project | Simon Breheny
The Punch 26th September, 2012

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon last week expressed concern about free speech because sometimes it can be "used to provoke or humiliate." God...

Only real threat is to our online privacy

Ideas & Liberty, Deregulation Unit, Media, Telecommunications and IT Unit and Legal Rights Project | Simon Breheny
Herald Sun 24th September, 2012

Imagine if Australia Post opened and read all your mail. There would be outrage. Attorney-General Nicola Roxon has given her support to a proposal...

Democracy sidelined in panic over chaplains

Legal Rights Project | Simon Breheny
Sydney Morning Herald 5th July, 2012

It is a basic tenet of parliamentary democracy that the decision to spend public money is made by the parliament. The English Civil War and the...

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