March for Australia Melbourne CBD begins; police prepare for violence
Prime Minister Jacinta Allan condemned those who participated in the anti -immigration rally at Melbourne CBD on Sunday, and said, olmadan they were standing for fear and conflict ”.
According to the Victoria police, extreme right groups, including those who have “extremist views, are expected to participate in the Australian march in Melbourne on Sunday.
Victoria Premier Jacinta Allan.Credit: Simon Schluter
Speaking at a multicultural premiere on Saturday night, Allan said that there were “big awards for the society when children are taught respect and understanding.
“The award is this: When these children see that there is something called a walk for Australia, they will immediately know that there is not many Australian marches. They will not resemble Australia,” he said.
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“Because Australia is not a place where we spread hatred and fear of foreigners. Australia is a foreign country.
“Just as the song says: We come from all the lands in the world. And Australian is not a place where we walk with the Nazis. A place that entered the war with the Nazis.”
Allan said that no one who tried to divide Australia was successful, “Because the promise of multiculturalism is much stronger”.
Opposition leader Brad Battin condemned the protests on Friday and said Victoria’s attempts to ında built on the contributions of migrants for generations ”and that attempts to provoke hatred or division were unacceptable.
