Independent MP Alex Greenwich is launching a bold push to overhaul New South Wales hate speech laws, demanding equal protection for all—including LGBTQ people, religious groups, and those with disabilities—after the government rejected key recommendations from a damning inquiry. Led by former justice John Sackar, the report exposed how recent legal changes created a patchwork system that left some communities dangerously unprotected, harming social unity. Greenwich’s proposed reforms aim to close loopholes, prevent religious schools from firing staff over sexual orientation, and position NSW as a safer, fairer state. With a proven legislative track record, he’s poised to challenge the government—and if re-elected, they’ll face mounting pressure to act. Advocacy groups are rallying behind him, calling the government’s rejection a betrayal of equal rights.
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