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Religious groups push fear campaign over possible WA conversion therapy bill

ACL volunteer claims they've been told Victoria's conversion therapy ban will see Western Australian pastors extradited to Victoria to face a decade in prison. On...

Advocates say SA Libs expose WA Labor "furphy" on religious exemptions

LGBTI advocates in Western Australia are asking why the Liberal Government of South Australia is moving forward to scrap religious exemptions while the WA...

Calls for McGowan to step up for LGBTIQ+ students and teachers

Local LGBTIQ+ advocates are calling on the state government to take action on LGBTIQ+ discrimination in schools, as the federal government's Religious Discrimination Bill...

Morrison will remove laws that allow schools to expel LGBT students

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced the coalition will introduce amendments to change the federal anti-discrimination laws so that schools will no longer have...

WA government will review 'outdated' equal opportunity laws

Western Australian Attorney General John Quigley has announced that the government will commence a review of the state's Equal Opportunity laws, including those which...

Law Reform Commission proposes changes to sex & gender laws

The WA Law Reform Commission has released a discussion paper exploring an extensive review of the state's legislation regarding recognition of a person's sex,...

WA govt move to end forced divorce for trans & gender diverse people

The Western Australian Government have announced they will put an end to a legal anomaly that forces transgender and gender diverse people to divorce...

Researchers say scientific evidence does not support criminalisation of HIV

Twenty of the world’s leading HIV scientists have launched an evidence-based consensus that systematically refutes the rationale for laws that criminalise HIV transmission. The Expert...

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