Nazi salutes and freedom of speech
Does prohibiting persons from making a Nazi salute amount to a breach of the implied freedom of political communication in the Australian Constitution? This video discusses the constitutional issues and the test that a court would apply in deciding whether the Victorian law prohibiting the making of Nazi salutes is constitutionally valid.
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