The right to discriminate? Religious schools and Australian human rights law

Justice Mordecai Bromberg, the President of the Australian Law Reform Commission and former Federal Court Judge, delves into the complex balance between religious freedoms and anti-discrimination laws in Australia. He highlights the ongoing conflict between religious schools' rights and the need to protect marginalized individuals from discrimination. Bromberg discusses recent reforms and the historical context of secularism in education, emphasizing the importance of equality and dignity while navigating the intricate landscape of human rights.