More Australia protests over police crackdown on rally against Herzog visit
Summary
Protests are occurring in Australia over police actions during demonstrations against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to Sydney. Reports indicate that police used force against protesters, including the use of pepper spray and physical aggression. Political and civic groups are calling for accountability and the resignation of officials over handling the protests.Key Facts
- Protests were held in Sydney against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit.
- Police allegedly used force against peaceful protesters, including pepper spray.
- Around 50,000 people joined the protests, according to some estimates.
- Police reported 27 arrests, with some for alleged assault.
- Australian opposition lawmaker Abigail Boyd claimed she was assaulted by police during the protests.
- Civic groups criticized police actions as excessive and a violation of democratic rights.
- The protests focus partly on Herzog's alleged role in actions against Palestinians in Gaza.
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