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Victoria set to ban public display of Nazi swastika symbol
Victoria’s Attorney-General has announced legislation will be introduced into the state’s parliament today to ban the public display of the Nazi swastika symbol.
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Under the Nazi Symbol Prohibition Bill, future offenders could face a year in jail, a $22,000 fine or both once the legislation is in effect.
Victoria is the first Australian jurisdiction to introduce a bill to make the intentional display of the Nazi symbol a criminal offence.
( Source : Sky News Australia Youtube Channel )
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