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Emily Woods

Govt lawyers ask to remove 'Nazi' wording

Five former students allege they experienced anti-Semitic bullying at Brighton Secondary College. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

Lawyers for Victoria's education department asked an expert to remove the word Nazi from a report on whether a school principal's alleged anti-Semitic speech caused offence to Jewish students, a court has heard.

Michael Whine, a government racism and human rights expert who lives in London, this week appeared as a witness in a trial brought by five ex-Brighton Secondary College students against the Melbourne school, its principal, teachers and the state.

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