Freedom of Political Communication and Social Cohesion
| Presenter | Hon. Justice Marcus Solomon SC. | |
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| Location | Education and Community Precinct, Darwin CBD | |
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This year, we welcome The Hon. Justice Marcus Solomon SC as our distinguished speaker for the 15th Austin Asche Oration.
In Freedom of Political Communication and Social Cohesion, he explores how debates around free speech and political communication are reshaping Australia’s legal and political landscape, how growing prejudice and declining social cohesion are creating new challenges for courts and governments, and what these changes mean for our future.
Don’t miss this timely and thought-provoking event.
View the live stream on 9 July | 5 pm - 7 pm
Now in its 15th year, the Austin Asche Oration in Law and Governance is a flagship annual event held in honour of the Hon. Austin Asche AC QC, recognising his outstanding service to the Northern Territory and his contributions to law, education and the community. The Oration brings leading thinkers to the Territory to explore some of the most pressing issues at the intersection of law, democracy and society.
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