NSW should think twice before banning ‘globalise the intifada’ after court struck down anti-protest law, legal expert says

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NSW should think twice before banning ‘globalise the intifada’ after court struck down anti-protest law, legal expert says

NSW should think twice before banning ‘globalise the intifada’ after court struck down anti-protest law, legal expert says

Another lawyer says ruling ‘puts brakes on the Minns government’s ability to use executive power to minimise people’s rights to protest’ Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The Minns government should think twice before imposing an outright ban on the phrase “globalise the intifada” in the wake of a landmark finding that could limit attempts to control speech and protests, a leading constitutional expert has said.

New South Wales’ highest court ruled in favour of the Palestine Action Group and Blak Caucas on Thursday, striking down an anti-protest law introduced after the Bondi beach terror attack that gave police the power to restrict marches, including the anti-Herzog rally in February. Continue reading…

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What Happened

Another lawyer says ruling ‘puts brakes on the Minns government’s ability to use executive power to minimise people’s rights to protest’ Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The Minns government should think twice before imposing an outright ban on the phrase “globalise the intifada” in the wake of a landmark finding that could limit attempts to control speech and protests, a leading constitutional expert has said.

New South Wales’ highest court ruled in favour of the Palestine Action Group and Blak Caucas on Thursday, striking down an anti-protest law introduced after the Bondi beach terror attack that gave police the power to restrict marches, including the anti-Herzog rally in February. Continue reading…

Why It Matters

This item is relevant to the SignsWatch signal category “Persecution” because it describes a development that may contribute to wider risk, instability, public concern, or prophetic-pattern monitoring. The source is The Guardian.

Implications

Watch for confirmation from additional sources, follow-on developments, escalation signals, official responses, and whether this remains isolated or becomes part of a broader pattern under “Persecution”.

Key Signals

  • Persecution
  • Betrayal
  • Lawlessness