2024-10-02 05:40:08
Politics
Law

Controversy Surrounds Pro-Palestine Rallies in NSW

NSW police have moved to ban pro-Palestine rallies, citing concerns over crowd size and potential hazards, such as planter boxes. Organizers decry this decision as a politically motivated infringement on protest rights.

The ban has drawn criticism from various groups, including the NSW Greens, who label it as oppressive. While the Prime Minister and Premier support police actions for the sake of social cohesion, the Labor group advocates for compromise.

Controversy intensifies with the arrest of a woman displaying a Hezbollah flag at a recent rally, underscoring tensions surrounding the protests. Despite police opposition, organizers plan to continue their demonstrations, highlighting a clash between public order and the right to protest.

The Guardian
2. Oktober 2024 um 07:14

Woman, 19, arrested for allegedly displaying Hezbollah flag at Sydney rally

Politics
A 19-year-old woman was arrested in Sydney for allegedly displaying a Hezbollah flag, which police called a 'public order incident', at a pro-Palestine protest. Australia has designated Hezbollah, a Lebanese Shia Islamist group, as a terrorist organization since 2021. While NSW police tried to block rallies, Victoria police said they would have a presence at the Melbourne rally to ensure safety, as they cannot deny lawful protests.
Al Jazeera
2. Oktober 2024 um 03:03

Australia’s PM warns against pro-Palestinian rally as police seek ban

Politics
Australia's PM wants to cancel Oct 7 pro-Palestinian rally, citing Hamas attacks on Israel and Israel's war on Gaza. Police seek to ban rally, which Palestine Action Group says is an attack on rights. Controversy over Hezbollah flags, with 19-year-old arrested. Australia's Labor gov't banned Nazi symbols and flags of groups like Hezbollah and Hamas. Organizers call it a vigil 'mourning 12 months of genocide and terrorism'. Another rally planned for Oct 6.
The Guardian
2. Oktober 2024 um 07:14

NSW police cite crowd size and hazards including ‘planter boxes’ in push to ban pro-Palestine rallies

Politics
NSW police banned pro-Palestine rallies, citing crowd, 'planter box' hazards. Organizers called it 'political attack' on protest rights. NSW Greens, advocates condemned 'oppressive' move. PM, Premier backed police over 'social cohesion' fears. Labor group urged compromise; rights group said restrictions 'last resort'. Police suggested Hyde Park, but Monday rally seen 'provocative' by PM. Weekly protests previously held in Hyde Park. Police did not mention potential Hezbollah flag at last Sunda..
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