Twins Bradley and James Elliot-Watson experienced discrimination at a religious private school because of James's sexuality.

James was denied a prefect position and faced expulsion threats for discussing his sexuality openly.

The Albanese government faces pressure to amend laws protecting LGBTQ students, yet potential reforms are uncertain without Coalition support.

Advocacy groups call for the removal of the special exemption that allows faith-based schools to discriminate against LGBTQ individuals under the Sex Discrimination Act.

James's mental health deteriorated following his suspension and isolation after coming out to peers.

An impending report will highlight the discrimination faced by LGBTQ Australians in religious schools, suggesting tens of thousands could be affected.

Despite governmental hesitation, there is a strong push from advocacy groups for immediate legal changes to safeguard LGBTQ students and staff.