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==People==
 
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From private donations, and membership of the 'Q Coffee Club'. The latter's downloadable donation pamphlet explains that 'The Coffee Club allows you to act privately but on a very public issue') and 'is like your insurance to protect Australian values'. Subscribers can choose from three levels of monthly membership; from either $20, $40 or $100.<ref> [http://www.qsociety.org.au/CoffeClubFront.pdf The Q Society Coffee Club], Q Society of Australia, accessed October 2014 </ref>
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==Resources==
 
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Revision as of 05:54, 27 October 2014

The Q Society of Australia is an anti-Islam lobby group.

It describes itself as 'a not-for-profit civil rights organisation run by a dedicated group of volunteers'.

In March 2014 the group announced that it intended to launch a political party based on the hardline views of Dutch politician Geert Wilders. Its plans to field candidates at the next federal election has raised fears among moderate Muslims of a rise in extremism. [1]

SION host 2014

In March 2014 it held the First International Symposium on Liberty and Islam (SION) in Melbourne, Australia. Attendees and speakers included:

Affiliations

People

Funding

From private donations, and membership of the 'Q Coffee Club'. The latter's downloadable donation pamphlet explains that 'The Coffee Club allows you to act privately but on a very public issue') and 'is like your insurance to protect Australian values'. Subscribers can choose from three levels of monthly membership; from either $20, $40 or $100.[3]

Resources

Website

Contact

Q Society of Australia Inc
Phone 02 8006 1525
Facsimile 02 8008 1529
ABN Number: 11 883 362 342

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