Tag: religious discrimination

• Dear Australians #2.5: God’s Authority

  

  One of the aim’s of the Religious Discrimination Bill was to give religious organisations the capacity to operate under the guidelines of what they perceive to be God’s authority. In the early hours of 10 February, 2022, last minute changes the bill saw the insertion of clauses that would prevent institutions like schools being able…

  Renée

  March 11, 2022

  Australian History

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• Behind the Hijab: Reflections on Working at an Islamic School From a Teacher Raised as a Catholic

  

  Several years ago, I had the good fortune of being employed as an art teacher at an Islamic school. It wasn’t an experience I actively tried to have, rather I took the opportunity out of necessity. I was unemployed and needed a means of paying the bills which translated into accepting any job interview my…

  Renée

  January 30, 2022

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