Australians have had enough.
Thousands of Australians marched through Australia’s two biggest cities in opposition to the COVID lockdowns on Saturday.
Thousands marched through Australia’s two biggest cities in anti-lockdown protests on Saturday (Jul 24), sparking violent clashes with police in Sydney.
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Dozens of protesters were arrested after an unauthorised march flouted public health orders in Sydney, while several confrontations with police broke out during the hours-long rally.
Officers were pelted with pot plants and bottles of water as opponents of Sydney’s month-long stay-at-home order took to the streets in numbers.
Thousands also crowded several streets in Melbourne after gathering outside the state parliament in the early afternoon.
Here are some videos:
Big protests in Sydney, Australia after the government put greater Sydney back into a weeks-long Wuhan-style lockdown of all non-essential activities following 1 COVID death and discussed deploying the military to hotspots to keep people from leaving.pic.twitter.com/7cC6gxyq4k
— Michael P Senger (@MichaelPSenger) July 24, 2021
Sydney, Australia stands for Freedom. #EnoughIsEnough pic.twitter.com/7248ahtoni
— Gillian McKeith (@GillianMcKeith) July 24, 2021
#Australia Brisbane “Freedom, freedom,freedom!” pic.twitter.com/K5Ez5ebGfe
— Nicole Elisei (@EliseiNicole) July 24, 2021
Australia, Melbourne is rising up.
Together we are strong!#WeThePeople pic.twitter.com/OeUVDNvhRu— Lee (@VictoryDay_Hope) July 24, 2021
Australia recently tightened lockdown measures and extended the stay-home orders beyond July 30th:
Australia’s New South Wales state on Friday reported its biggest daily rise in new Covid-19 cases this year, prompting state officials to tighten lockdown measures in Sydney in what they called a “national emergency.”
State Premier Gladys Berejiklian also flagged the likelihood that stay-home orders for the country’s biggest city would be extended beyond the current end date of July 30.
End the lockdowns!
