Search Results - "Journal of Law and Religion"

Corporations, Compelled Speech, and the Common Good by Lukas Opacic

“…Most of the current literature on the subject of corporations and compelled speech focuses almost entirely on the extent to which corporations are or should be…”
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Cultural and Spiritual Loss in Native Title by Ivan Ingram

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Legal Pluralism and Islamic Law in Australia by Samuel Blanch

“…Legal pluralism offers a critical and empirically sensitive way of thinking about justice in multicultural societies with a variety of legal traditions –…”
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Religious Freedom and Freedom from Religious Discrimination: Implications for the Religious Discrimination Bill by Ysabel Andrea Abordo, Alex Deagon

“…This article argues that religious freedom and freedom from religious discrimination are distinct but conceptually linked; in particular, freedom from…”
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Indigenous Religious Freedom: A Goal to Pursue in Indonesia by Samsul Maarif

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Congregational Religious Trusts in Victoria's Churches of Christ by David Goodwin, Paul Reynolds

“…The leaders of 21st Century church organisations face the challenge of how to revitalise and rationalise their property holdings for contemporary usage while…”
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Country, Tradition, and Christianity in the Law by Laura Rademaker

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The Voice and Religious Freedom by Darshan Datar

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Freedom of Religion Under the Australian Constitution: Is Proportionality the Answer? by Guy Baldwin

“…Under the current approach set out in the 1997 ‘Stolen Generations’ case of Kruger v Commonwealth, the free exercise clause of s 116 of the Australian…”
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Is Leaving God to Make the Choice an Answer to a Charge of Murder by Reckless Indifference to Human Life or Manslaughter? A Case Study of Queensland Criminal Law by Andrew Hemming

“…The criminal law punishes persons who commit a guilty act with the requisite guilty mind. This article considers the criminal responsibility of parents and…”
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The Politics of Indonesia's New Criminal Code by Robert W. Hefner

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May Australian States Impose Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Non-Discrimination Obligations on Religious Schools? A Rejoinder to Foster by Nicholas Butler

“…Section 38 of the Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth) provides exceptions to various non-discrimination obligations of the SDA so that those obligations do not…”
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What Does Gender Identity Mean in the Sex Discrimination Act 1984? by Patrick Byrne

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Cherry Picking Human Rights by Nicholas Aroney

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The Position of Religious Schools Under International Human Rights Law by Mark Fowler

“…This article considers the application of international human rights law to the employment of persons by Australian religious schools. In particular, it…”
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Legislating Gender Prejudice: Religion and the Overturning of Roe v Wade by Rena MacLeod

“…This paper explores the intersection of religion, gender identity, and gender prejudice within the American context of religious conservatism and the…”
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Conversion Practices Legislation in Victoria: A Potential Crisis for Church Authority? by Rhett Martin

“…The Victorian Change or Suppression (Conversion) Practices Prohibition Act 2021 (Vic) prohibits change and suppression practices that alter or fundamentally…”
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Reconciling Freedom and Equality for Peaceful Coexistence: On the Need to Reframe the Religious Exemptions in the Sex Discrimination Act by Alex Deagon

“…In this article I evaluate the capacity for the religious exemptions in the Sex Discrimination Act (Cth) to provide peaceful coexistence through reconciling…”
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Statements of Belief as Political Communication by Timothy Nugent

“…There is increased interest in legislation that shields some forms of expression not only from the legislature but also from sanctions by powerful private…”
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Law, Religion, and the COVID-19 Crisis by Movsesian, Mark L.

“…This essay explores judicial responses to legal restrictions on worship during the COVID-19 pandemic and draws two lessons, one comparative and one relating…”
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