Welcome to the Free Australia Party

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What the FREE AUSTRALIA PARTY is fighting against

Gone is innocent until PROVEN guilty, Gone is freedom of association, Gone is the ability to have a family BBQ without having to prove it was harmless, GONE, GONE, GONE......
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Administrative Decisions Act 1995

This Act is the equivalent of a child crossing their fingers behind their back while saying they will do something, all the while secretly telling themselves that they don't really have to because the...
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FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION? ... GONE!

The F.R.E.E AUSTRALIA PARTY strongly condemns any law that restricts harmless freedom of expression and supports freedom of expression when it comes to public debate, especially as it relates to the p...
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Labor dishonours Socialist International agreement

According to the ALP website, “The Australian Labor Party maintains formal links with fraternal parties overseas through ongoing membership of the Socialist International association.” ...
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Welcome to the Free Australia Party

AUSTRALIAN BILL OF RIGHTS 1985

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It is very concerning to us that the proposed Bill of Rights that was sought to be introduced to Australia via an Act of Government in 1985 saw fit to exclude Article 17 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which states:

(1) Everyone has the right to own property alone as well as in association with others.
(2) No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his property.

Pseudo "Rights" which float around continue to ignore this important Right, either by silence, or by allowing Government the ability to negate such a Right by regulation or so called "emergency".

What is a Bill of Rights?

Probably the most famous Bill of Rights is the American version. The Bill of Rights is the name by which the first ten amendments of the United States Constitution are known. They were introduced by James Madison to the First United States Congress in 1789 and came into effect on December 15th 1791. In the US the Bill of Rights exists because the anti-Federalists were strongly opposed to the Constitution as they feared the President could quickly become a king ruling over a disenfranchised people.

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