The Guardian·3 min read·medium

Protesters launch high court challenge to Queensland ban on ‘from the river to the sea’

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Protesters launch high court challenge to Queensland ban on ‘from the river to the sea’
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Pro-Palestine protesters in Queensland have filed a High Court challenge against state laws that criminalize the use of slogans like 'from the river to the sea'. The lawsuit argues the ban is an unconstitutional restriction on free speech and unfairly targets political expression.

1:18 The moment pro-Palestine protester and high court applicant Stephen Heydt was arrested – video Queensland Protesters launch high court challenge to Queensland ban on ‘from the river to the sea’ Exclusive: Lawsuit filed on behalf of seven protesters alleges ban amounts to ‘a direct, content-based restriction’ on speech, effectively targeting pro-Palestine movement

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