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Sydney Harbour Bridge pro-Palestine protest so busy it was ‘perilous’, police chief says | World News

3 August 2025
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Sydney Harbour Bridge pro-Palestine protest so busy it was ‘perilous’, police chief says | World News
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Tens of thousands of Sydney residents marched across the Harbour Bridge in support of Palestinians in Gaza, despite heavy rain and police concerns about crowd safety. The protest, called the March for Humanity, featured participants carrying pots and pans to symbolize hunger in Gaza, and included surprise guest Julian Assange, highlighting growing public pressure on the Australian government regarding its stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict.

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