Lawyer says consorting law breaches human rights

Lawyers for two Sydney bikies say New South Wales consorting laws breach Australia's international human rights obligations.

A constitutional challenge against the state's new consorting laws has been heard for the first time today.

In a brief hearing at the Supreme Court, lawyers for Nomads bikies Sleiman Tajjour and Justin Hawthorne have advised two more people are planning to join the fight.

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