Australian Judge Rejects Prisoner's Human Rights Challenge to Vegemite Ban
Andre McKechnie, 55, argued that denying him Vegemite violated human rights law, but an Australian judge rejected his challenge.
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An Australian judge has rejected a prisoner's human rights challenge to a ban on Vegemite, according to NPR.
Andre McKechnie, 55, who is serving a life sentence for murder, brought the case to court last year. He argued that being denied Vegemite violated the Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities Act.
Vegemite is a salty, sticky, dark spread made from a byproduct of beer brewing.
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