Organisers say they will still be ‘loud and proud’ on Sunday but have changed plans after premier Chris Minns and NSW police vowed to stop any protests
Participants of a pro-Palestine rally at the Sydney Opera House on Monday. A march planned for Sunday has been replaced with a ‘static’ protest in Hyde Park.Participants of a pro-Palestine rally at the Sydney Opera House on Monday. A march planned for Sunday has been replaced with a ‘static’ protest in Hyde Park.
Event co-organiser Amal Naser said the decision had been made to avoid dealing with legal issues related to obtaining police protection for a march.
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