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Pianist Jayson Gillham Loses Discrimination Case Against Melbourne Symphony Orchestra

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Classical pianist Jayson Gillham has lost his discrimination lawsuit against the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO).
Gillham alleged the MSO unlawfully discriminated against him by cancelling a concert due to his public stance on the targeting of Palestinian journalists by Israeli forces.

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Classical pianist Jayson Gillham has lost his discrimination lawsuit against the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO). Gillham alleged the MSO unlawfully discriminated against him by cancelling a concert due to his public stance on the targeting of Palestinian journalists by Israeli forces.

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