The NSW Supreme Court has prohibited a public assembly planned for Sydney on Tuesday (28 July 2020) due to health and safety concerns associated with COVID-19.
The protest is now unauthorised.
Those thinking of attending – despite the Supreme Court decision and health advice – are strongly urged to reconsider their plans.
While the NSW Police Force recognises and supports the rights of individuals to exercise their right to free speech, large-scale events, such as these, are currently subject to restrictions under the Public Health Act.
As such, police will not hesitate to take the appropriate action, if required.
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