The Informer

2 Aug 2019

How has the religious discrimination debate affected people of colour?

Government & Organisations, LGBTIQ, National, Religion & Spirituality, the informer

As the debate over religious freedom has raged around Australia, the voices of religious LGBTI people of colour have been noticeably absent.

Neha Madhok is the national co-director of Democracy in Colour. She spoke to The Informer’s Toby Halligan about the impact that the debate has had on people of colour.

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