Christian Democratic Party (The Fred Nile Group)

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The Christian Democratic Party (The Fred Nile Group) is a minor, Australian Conservative political party. The party is, by any reasonable measure, deeply xenophobic and homophobic. It is wholly distinct from the centre-right Christian Democrat tradition of mainland Europe.

## Contents

* 1 Policies and political stance
* 2 The porn research incident
* 3 Prominent members
* 4 References

## Policies and political stance[edit]

As the name implies, the party expounds Christian values, and this is reflected in their policies.

* A 10-year moratorium on all Arab immigration
* No action on climate change, as they believe that "the issue remains unresolved"
* A ban on in vitro fertilisation (IVF)
* No gay marriage
* A ban on abortion[1]
* Promotion of religious and scripture classes into public schools and the removal of "Safe Schools and Gender ideologies"[2]
* law based on "the Judeo-Christian ethic"[3]

## The porn research incident[edit]

In September of 2010, it was revealed that some 200,000 hits on pornographic sites had been made from the computer within Fred Nile's office at the NSW Parliament. Nile claimed that this was performed as "research." As of yet, no action has been taken.[4]

## Prominent members[edit]

* Fred Nile

## References[edit]

1. ↑ The Federal policies of the party
2. ↑ Education. Our Policies. Christian Democratic Party. Accessed July 17, 2021.
3. ↑ Our Principles. Christian Democratic Party. Accessed July 17, 2021.
4. ↑ Jamal, Nadia and Paul Tatnell. Fred Nile caught in web porn scandal. The Sydney Morning Herald. September 2, 2010.

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Political parties: |  Socialist Alliance • One Nation • National Party of Australia • Australian Greens • Shooters and Fishers Party • Rise Up Australia Party • Palmer United Party • Party For Freedom (Australia) • Liberal Party of Australia • Australian Labor Party • The New Liberals •
Political movements: |  United Patriots Front • Australian Defence League • Reclaim Australia • Australian Vaccination-risks Network • Australian Christian Lobby • Institute of Public Affairs •
Politicians: |  Julia Gillard • Fred Nile • Pauline Hanson • Ann Bressington • Tony Abbott • Jacqui Lambie • Jim Saleam • Malcolm Turnbull • Bill Shorten • Richard Di Natale • Malcolm Roberts • Nick Xenophon • Scott Morrison • Fraser Anning • Scott Ludlam •
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