The tribunal judge was more than clear on the use of dog whistle as a defence argument was not being considered at all.
The defence line of questioning seemed to be about academic freedoms having limits.
but the claim is not about academic freedom it is about GC expression.
The defence line of questioning then appears to be about “balance” where is the other side of the opinion?, which only applies to press outlets.
As O’Neill says the film is no different to a book, it is a point of view.
Seems to me that the only defence left is that the film is so offensive it cannot fall within a Protected beliefs, manifestations.
I think NC may well be multi tasking in the hearing as i would say for her, its like shooting fish in a barrel.