Freedom of religion and secularism in Australia

Australia has been a secular country since federation. The Constitution of 1901 prohibits the Commonwealth government from interfering with the free exercise of any religion. But how far can freedom of religion go in a country where Christians have been the majority since European settlement, whilst 30 per cent of the population has no religious belief?

بعد الجدل الصاخب الذي رافق اقرار تشريع زواج المثليين عام 2017 درست الحكومة فكرة تعديل القوانين لضمان حماية الحريات الدينية Source: Getty Images