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Vulnerable Australians voice fears over proposed law changes

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With the federal government now pushing to replace key words in the racial discrimination legislation, there are fears vulnerable communities will no longer be protected against discrimination.

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By Lei Gong

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With the federal government now pushing to replace key words in the racial discrimination legislation, there are fears vulnerable communities will no longer be protected against discrimination.

Ethnic and religious communities have long been opposed to any changes to section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act.

 

Mandarin Producer Lei Gong Reports.

 

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