As the Plebiscite for gay marriage looms, the government has pledged $7.5m for a “yes” campaign and also for “no”. Many fear that such a campaign would incite hatred towards the LGBTI communities, especially as the ASB has said these campaigns are classified as ‘political’ and therefore have no requirement to be factually correct and will not be held to the same standards and accuracy of truth as other campaigns.
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