Senator praises Taree students' stance on racial discrimination act amendments

By Ainslee Dennis
Updated July 18 2014 - 9:18am, first published 12:00am
Online campaign: Members of St Clare s High School s Human Rights group, Anna Rourke, Meagan Williamson, Elizabeth Mudford, student representative leader Kenneth Tsang, group co-ordinator Mr Phillip Chalmers, Jacob Bramble, Emily Banks, Tanith King and Lucy King. The group has around 80 members.
Online campaign: Members of St Clare s High School s Human Rights group, Anna Rourke, Meagan Williamson, Elizabeth Mudford, student representative leader Kenneth Tsang, group co-ordinator Mr Phillip Chalmers, Jacob Bramble, Emily Banks, Tanith King and Lucy King. The group has around 80 members.

ST CLARE'S Human Rights Group will meet with NSW Senator Deborah O'Neill in Taree on Monday, July 21 to discuss their petition opposing the proposed amendments to Section 18c of the Racial Discrimination Act.

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