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Home » Publications » Traditional Rights and Freedoms—Encroachments by Commonwealth Laws (ALRC Report 129)

5. Freedom of Religion

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In this section:
  • Summary
  • The common law
  • Protections from statutory encroachment
  • Justifications for limits on freedom of religion
  • Laws that interfere with freedom of religion
  • Conclusion
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Traditional Rights and Freedoms—Encroachments by Commonwealth Laws (ALRC Report 129)

Table of Contents:

  • Terms of Reference
  • Participants
  • 1. Executive Summary
  • 2. Rights and Freedoms in Context
  • 3. Scrutiny Mechanisms
  • 4. Freedom of Speech
  • 5. Freedom of Religion
    • Summary
    • The common law
    • Protections from statutory encroachment
    • Justifications for limits on freedom of religion
    • Laws that interfere with freedom of religion
    • Conclusion
  • 6. Freedom of Association and Assembly
  • 7. Freedom of Movement
  • 8. Fair Trial
  • 9. Burden of Proof
  • 10. Strict and Absolute Liability
  • 11. Privilege Against Self-incrimination
  • 12. Legal Professional Privilege
  • 13. Retrospective Laws
  • 14. Procedural Fairness
  • 15. Judicial Review
  • 16. Immunity from Civil Liability
  • 17. Delegating Legislative Power
  • 18. Property Rights
  • 19. Personal Property Rights
  • 20. Property Rights—Real Property
  • Table of Legislation
  • ALRC Reports cited in this Report
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