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Is it acceptable in Australia to discriminate against someone because of their religion?
- Yes, in employment decisions
- Yes, if the religion is not widely practised in Australia
- No, discrimination on the basis of religion is against Australian law and values
- Only in private matters
Why this is the correct answer
Australia's anti-discrimination laws make it illegal to treat someone unfairly because of their religion in areas such as employment, education and the provision of goods and services. This protection reflects Australia's commitment to a fair and inclusive society where people are judged on their character and conduct, not their faith.