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Videos – explaining Victoria’s anti-hate laws

Victoria’s anti hate laws have been strengthened in Victoria.  Everyone should be safe from hate speech and vilification, be respected and know that they belong.

Our video series explains our anti-hate laws, how they protect people from harm and how we can all take action if we see or experience hate speech, hateful behaviour and vilification.

An overview (3:25)

This video provides an overview of Victoria’s anti-hate laws, explaining how they help protect people from hate and support safer, more inclusive communities for everyone.

Video transcript: select this link 

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