Grigor-Scott v Jones FCAFC 14

Grigor-Scott v Jones FCAFC 14

Brief outline from the FOC report:

On the applic­a­tion of the respond­ent, Mr Jeremy Jones, a judge of the Court declared, on 2 February 2007, that the appellant, Mr Anthony Grigor-Scott, had engaged in conduct rendered unlawful by Part IIA of the Racial Dis­crim­in­a­tion Act 1975 (Cth) (the Dis­crim­in­a­tion Act) by having published or allowing to be published, on the World Wide Web, a document described as “Bible Believers’ News­let­ter # 242”. His Honour also ordered Mr Grigor-Scott to remove that document from the relevant website and restrained Mr Grigor-Scott from pub­lish­ing or repub­lish­ing, to the public, that document, any material with sub­stan­tially similar content to that document and any other material that conveys any of the following imputa­tions:

  • there is a serious doubt that the holocaust occurred;
  • it is unlikely that there were homicidal gas chambers at Auschwitz;
  • Jewish people who are offended by and challenge holocaust denial are of limited intel­li­gence; and
  • some Jewish people, for improper purposes, including financial gain, exag­ger­ated the number of Jews killed during World War II and the cir­cum­stances in which they were killed.

Grigor-Scott v Jones [2008] FCAFC 14

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