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UN expresses 'dismay' over Making Queensland Safer Bill

Published 2 December 2024, 6:55 am
A key UN committee has launched a scathing attack on Queensland’s new community safety legislation, arguing it disregards children’s rights under international law. NITV's Dan Rennie reports.
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