Police fear brawls between activists on a day of rallies across Australia | Protest
The police are preparing for the potential of violence, as several groups plans to close the streets during the protests in Australia on Saturday.
National rallies will be staged under the Australian Unites flag, which consists of several minced groups.
Organizers, participation will emphasize the discontent of the Australians’ life cost pressure, reducing health results, increasing violence, financial coercion, financial coercion and environmental policies that serve companies.
Australian merger organizational groups are united under the claim that it is against “government corruption ,, but mainly dealing with the necessity of vaccination and“ radical gender theory ”.
Domestic and Palestinian activist groups planned a separate national action day against racism and fascism in most of the same cities allegedly raided a domestic camp in Melbourne on August 31st.
Both sides say that the rallies will be peaceful. However, the police in Victoria foresees a scourge between the left and the far -right groups, and can use it as an excuse to fight protests.
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In August, in the protests in Melbourne, violent fights exploded between anti-immigration protests and anti-fascism groups, which led the police to use pepper gas separating demonstrators.
A group of blacks dressed in a black man, after an anti -immigration march for the Australian rally in the city, clashed with people under camp -sovereignty King’s domain domain.
The camp is a grave area with remains of indigenous people from 38 clans. He was first relieved in 2006 with Commonwealth Games and was re -founded in 2024.
Ten men who were connected to Neo-Nazi groups were arrested and accused of alleged attacks and forgiveness.
Victoria police said that among the four groups to emerge, those who have distant and opposing views, as well as extreme right and extreme ideologies, would look for conflict and face each other.
They could not have the chances of the Neo-Nazis to go back to the streets, a leader in the group remained behind fences.
Victoria Chief Public Prosecutor Sonya Kilkenny said the government supports the peaceful protest, but scolded protesters who plan to get damage and violence.
“Do not use protest cloaks to go there and cause crime,” he said.
“There is no place for protests that emit harm, emit, hate, fear and violence, and there is absolutely no room for the neo-nazis in Victoria.”
Sydney, Hobart, Canberra and Brisbane will also take place, but the state police forces did not warn similar conflicts.
The officers deployed in Melbourne will have extra powers to search for weapons and direct people to lift their facial coverings.
