Industry sounds alarm over religious discrimination bill | Sky News Australia

A pro-secular group is sounding the alarm over the government's religious freedom bill, arguing it seeks to allow further discrimination. The draft bill - which would make it unlawful to discriminate against someone on the basis of their religion - already drawn criticism from religious groups.

National Secular Lobby ambassador Fiona Patten has also registered concerns, arguing the bill would effectively "override" other anti-discrimination laws. The Victorian politician will go head-to-head with Australian Christian Lobby managing director Martyn Iles in a National Press Club debate on Wednesday. Image: Getty

This is a bill to force us into accepting the domination of religions. We cannot allow that.

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Abrahamic religions hey, should all be banished to the Antartic. The world was better off pagan

Australia needs a bill of rights This tinkering sh!t will fail

We never had this problem until guess which religion came to Australia and started their racist hate and animosity towards the Australian population.

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'Unworkable and unfair': Big business opposes religious freedom billIndustry groups warn the draft laws are inconsistent with existing workplace laws and would 'seriously impede' employers' ability to protect employees. michaelkoziol Good, because as an agnostic person, why should religious beliefs, faith and opinions be brought into the work environment? I have my own thoughts outside of the office and that is where they’ll stay. michaelkoziol Doesn't sound very diverse or inclusive to me 🤔 But let's ask ITA as she'll make it all white (er um I mean right)! diversity auspol michaelkoziol Hooray
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