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Blasphemy law in Australia
Australia's Constitution (Section 116) prohibits Australia from having a state religion, and the Crown has rarely acted to protect religion. The Crown has not prosecuted anyone for blasphemy since 1919. In some jurisdictions, such as Tasmania, Queensland, and Victoria, someone who is offended by someone else's attitude toward religion or toward one religion can seek redress under legislation which prohibits hate speech.
== The Commonwealth of Australia ==
The Commonwealth does not recognize blasphemy as an offence.〔http://www.caslon.com.au/blasphemyprofile5.htm〕 In 1991, the Australian Law Reform Commission proposed the removal of all references to blasphemy in federal legislation.〔(Law Reform Commission New South Wales, Discussion Paper 24(1992) – Blasphemy )〕 All that remains as a law against blasphemy is a prohibition against the registration of a ship which has a blasphemous name.〔 This law exists on a more practical level and is to prevent strained relations between Australia and other more religious nations and to protect the vessel and its occupants from harm whilst in foreign waters.
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