Victoria has passed legislation banning the public display of the Nazi swastika.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.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 the most hateful ideologies in history, and its public display did nothing but cause further pain and division.Religious versions of the symbol tied to Hindu, Buddhist and Jain faiths...
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