Protesters mount High Court challenge over Queensland hate speech laws

Queensland's hate speech laws are facing a High Court challenge from protesters. The state government had classified two phrases—'from the river to the sea' and 'globalise the intifada'—as antisemitic and outlawed them when used to menace or offend. Per ABC News Australia, the case is now before Australia's highest court.

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