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Pauline Hanson's day in the High Court: One Nation leader's 'go back to Pakistan' comment to Mehreen Faruqi to be considered by Australia's most powerful judges

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Daily Mail – News
“Pauline Hanson's day in the High Court: One Nation leader's 'go back to Pakistan' comment to Mehreen Faruqi to be considered by Australia's most powerful judges”

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has scored a major legal victory after the High Court agreed to hear her appeal challenging racial discrimination laws.

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The Guardian – World
“‘Bring it on’: Pauline Hanson to appeal Mehreen Faruqi racial discrimination ruling in high court”

One Nation leader granted special leave to appeal after full federal court earlier this year agreed Hanson portrayed Faruqi as a ‘second-class citizen’ Get our daily political email , free app or daily news podcast Australia’s high court has agreed to hear Pauline Hanson’s appeal against a ruling that she engaged in racial discrimination against Mehreen Faruqi when she told the Greens senator to “pack your bags and piss off back to Pakistan”. The One Nation leader was granted special leave to…

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