No human rights for bloggers, no human rights for cartoonists and no human rights for freedom of speech: this miserable bitch and her despicable organization needs to be sacked:
UNELECTED AND OUT OF CONTROL
Tim Blair, The Daily Telegraph
Gillian Triggs: “You are expected and required to read my reports.”
Having failed to crush a mere blogger, the $25 million per year Human Rights Commission now sets out to destroy a cartoonist.
Armed with 18C and encouraged by the witless, censorious fury of Twitter leftists, the HRC is attacking The Australian‘s Bill Leak:
Commission president Gillian Triggs’s delegate, Jodie Ball, has written to the newspaper’s lawyers to advise that allegations of racial hatred under the Racial Discrimination Act will be investigated.
At the very least, Bill could have expected a letter from the great Gillian herself. He should feel insulted.
The allegations are in a complaint by Melissa Dinnison over Leak’s August 4 cartoon, which prompted widespread commendation and criticism for its blunt portrayal of a crisis in Aboriginal parenting.
In the cartoon, an indigenous uniformed Northern Territory police officer presents an indigenous youth to his father in an outback setting and says to the father: “You’ll have to sit down and talk to your son about personal responsibility.” The indigenous father, who is holding a can of Victoria Bitter beer, replies: “Yeah righto, what’s his name then?”
Stasi veteran to manage censorship on Facebook
Update:
The Greens demand a European Facebook police:
BRUSSELS. The Greens have called for a stronger monitoring of the social networks in Europe. “We need a separate department of the European Police Department, Europol, which systematically searches” forums and social networks, and organizes effective prosecution even across borders, “said the inter-political spokesman for the Greens in the Europaparlament, Jan-Philipp Albrecht.
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