Queensland to introduce legislation banning Nazi symbols to strengthen response to hate crimes
Proposed bill also aims to ensure those who commit crimes motivated by prejudice face tougher penalties such as longer sentences
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Nazi hate symbols and tattoos will be banned in Queensland under proposed legislation that will be introduced into parliament on Wednesday that aims to strengthen the state’s response to hate crimes and vilification.
The Queensland government will introduce the legislation to ensure those who commit crimes motivated by prejudice against specified groups will face tougher penalties, including longer custodial sentences.
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