Pro-Palestine march closes Sydney Harbour Bridge
Summary
A pro-Palestine protest took place on the Sydney Harbour Bridge after being approved by the Supreme Court. Despite weather challenges, thousands attended, causing major traffic disruptions. Police halted the march midway for safety reasons.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court authorized the pro-Palestine march across the Sydney Harbour Bridge one day before it happened.
- Thousands of people attended the protest, which was called the March for Humanity.
- Notable attendees included WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and federal MP Ed Husic.
- The protest led to the closure of the bridge and caused significant traffic delays in Sydney.
- Police stopped the march halfway due to public safety concerns and managed the crowd's movement.
- There was initial police reluctance to approve the protest because of traffic management and safety issues.
- The NSW Supreme Court decided that closing the bridge and surrounding roads could ensure safety.
- Australia's Prime Minister indicated conditions must be met for recognizing Palestinian statehood, amidst international discussions.
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