Calls for Nazi salute to be outlawed
The Victorian government has opened the door to outlawing the Nazi salute after a gathering on the steps of parliament by a group of neo-Nazis. Last year the government banned the use of the Nazi swastika, broadening the ban to include the salute also has the support of the opposition.
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Calls for Nazi salute to be outlawed
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