Australian Activist's Pro-Palestine Chant Ruled as Hate Speech

A pro-Palestine protester in Melbourne was found to have racially vilified Jewish people with his

A prominent pro-Palestine activist in Australia has been found to have racially and religiously vilified Jewish people with his chants at a rally in Melbourne last year. Hash Tayeh, the founder of the Burgertory fast-food chain, was ruled by a Victorian tribunal to have breached the Racial and Religious Tolerance Act with his statement

Aussie Activist's Chant at Pro-Palestine Rally Deemed Hate Speech

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