Abortion clinic-style bans on protesters congregating outside places of worship are unlikely to be introduced in Western Australia, despite suggestions from senior Jewish legal figures amid heightened antisemitism.The proposal, raised in the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion, could mirror similar buffer zones already in place around the nation's abortion clinics.While Jewish leaders argue protests outside places of worship can intimidate worshippers, experts warn a blanket ban may be unconstitutional and cause more problems if not applied correctly.When asked if the WA government was considering a ban, Attorney General Tony Buti said his focus was on "preventing harm, reducing...
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