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New South Wales passes revised anti-protest law targeting religious sites after court voided original, citing free speech concerns.
New South Wales is strengthening anti-protest laws targeting religious sites after a court invalidated the original version for being overly broad.
The revised bill allows police to intervene when protests block access to places of worship, following a neo-Nazi demonstration where 60 people shouted racist slogans and displayed Nazi symbols.
The government says the changes balance public safety with free expression, addressing constitutional concerns raised by a Supreme Court judge.
Premier Chris Minns acknowledged the law may face legal challenges and confirmed the visa of South African attendee Matthew Gruter has been canceled, leading to his deportation.
The protest, known to officials beforehand, prompted calls for broader bans on Nazi chants and symbols.
Nueva Gales del Sur aprueba una ley anti-protesta revisada dirigida a sitios religiosos después de que el tribunal anuló la original, citando preocupaciones por la libertad de expresión.