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Ban on protests outside synagogues and Jewish schools should be considered, Dreyfus tells royal commission
Mark Dreyfus urged governments to consider banning protests outside synagogues and Jewish schools, citing a 2019 high court decision supporting restrictions near abortion clinics. He described experiencing antisemitic abuse, including being labeled a 'genocidal Zionist'.
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