Legal avenues for challenging religion: A presentation by Geoffrey Robertson at the global atheist convention - May 2012

The Australian Humanist 109 (109):5 (2013)
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Bryce, Ian Robertson's talk was an analysis of the legal positions around many of the crimes of organised religion, and consequent legal actions already in progress or possible in the future

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