Victoria has passed legislation banning the public display of the Nazi swastika . The bill, hailed as a "thunderous blow" to white supremacists when it was introduced last month, was passed in parliament on Tuesday. It makes it a criminal offence for anyone to intentionally display the Nazi symbol in public, and those who do will face penalties of up to nearly $22,000, 12 months in jail, or both. Advertisement Ad People will only be charged if they do not comply with a police directive to remove the symbol . Victorian Attorney-General Jaclyn Symes said the swastika glorified one of...
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