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the institute for civil society (ics) is a social policy think tank. established in august 2016, ics seeks to: this space are clubs, schools, religious organisations, charities and ngos.. alp’s bill to severely limit freedom of religious schools and colleges and religious education in churches, mosques, temples. the labor party’s proposed amendments to the se* discrimination act, currently before the senate, will severely limit the freedom of pre-empting the release of the ruddock panel report on religious freedom, the greens recently introduced a bill to the senate. it. submission: inquiry into legislative exemptions that allow faith-based educational institutions to discriminate against students, teachers. this is a submission prepared for the senate standing committee on legal and constitutional affairs. an inquiry was established to   the protection of freedom of religion and belief is one key feature of a truly tolerant society. as the examples on 28 june 2018, home affairs as*istant minister alex hawke introduced the modern sl*very bill 2018 to the house. after months of. nt’s proposed changes to anti-discrimination law are a bad move for freedoms. our society is made up of lots of different groups with different views on what makes for a good life. atheist. religious freedom, true tolerance and the right to be wrong. your donation to the institute for civil society enables the upholding of traditional rights and freedoms and the enhancement of valuable promoting the freedoms of expression, conscience, as*ociation, and religion in our society, as well as seeking to encourage a civil discussion and debate on these liberties and their relation to public policy. mark was formerly as*ociate professor of law at the university of melbourne law school, and a senior lecturer at monash university law school in constitutional law, banking and financial services, e-business, and communications law. he has also taught at osgoode hall law school, canada, and loyola law school in the united states.