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Australia's anti-terrorism laws were rushed through our parliament and mistakes were made. Senator Scott Ludlam has introduced a Bill to the Senate to repeal the extreme parts of the anti-terrorism laws that compromise our human rights, civil rights and right to a fair trial. 

The Greens Anti-Terrorism Laws Reform Bill 2009 identifies parts of the laws that must go because they undermine our core democratic principles.

You can make your voice heard to the Attorney General about rolling back the anti-terror laws.

Scott Ludlam, 23rd June 2009

Removing the age of terror

Australia's Anti-Terrorism laws were rammed through Parliament in haste and need to be reviewed to determine which merit retention and modernisation. However, some of the laws don't even deserve the dignity of being subject to review by the long-awaited independent reviewer of terrorism laws. I have introduced the Anti-Terrorism Laws Reform Bill 2009 to identify those parts of the anti-terrorism laws that are irrational, unused or extreme and should be removed from Australia's statues.

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