Australia protests in many places to protest the US abortion rights: thousands of people have flooded on the streets and shouted

Overseas Network, July 2nd. According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) news website, a few days ago, many Australian cities protested, opposing the US abortion rights, and thousands of people shouted on the streets.

Protective activities spread in Canberra, Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. More than 3,000 people gathered outside the Victorian National Library of the Central Business District of Melbourne. The people Claudia Chavero said that joining the protest is to protect women's rights. "For women, it is very important to enjoy medical care and other rights. The US Supreme Court cannot deprive the right to women because of any factors such as religion."

Thousands of protesters in Sydney gathered in the square. The interviewed by Emi Belinsh said that in order to participate in the protest, she drove from Macquarie Port for 5 hours to Sydney. In Hobart, the lawn of the parliament was crowded with anger, and many people held slogans. Some people say, "We have gone so far on the way to protect women's rights. What is frustrating is that they are now backward."

It is reported that in addition to supporting supporters of the US abortion rights, protesters also hope to attract the Australian government's attention to the issue of women's abortion. (Overseas Network Li Meng)

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