Victoria is set to become the first state or territory in Australia to ban the public display of the Nazi swastika in a bid to stamp out rising anti-Semitism. The Victorian government introduced legislation into parliament on Wednesday to ban intentional public displays of the Nazi symbol across the state. The Summary Offences amendment is expected to pass both houses with bi-partisan support and only applies to the Nazi swastika, also known as the Hakenkreuz. Religious versions of the symbol tied to Hindu, Buddhist and Jain faiths will remain legal. There will also be exemptions for historical, education and artistic...
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