After white nationalists hijacked a far-right demonstration on the steps of the state legislature, the Victorian government will take the Nazi salute into consideration.
Moreover, Victoria Police has come under fire for its performance, as they have declined to explain why the neo-Nazis were not detained.
And a Liberal MP who attended has been asked to leave by the state opposition.
Neo-Nazis showed up to support a speaker who was against transgender rights.
The target of a counter demonstration against that group was the transgender community.
Natalie Feliks claimed the cops let her down.
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According to her, “they were very much shielding the Nazis, allowing them to do their signals… asking for the mass murder of an entire group of people – if it’s not illegal in Australia it should be,” she said.
In Victoria, it is illegal to display the swastika, although it is acceptable to give the Nazi salute.
Premier Daniel Andrews was urged to act by Anti-Defamation Commission representative Dvir Abramovich.
It’s difficult to imagine the law is on the side of these ardent white racists who want nothing more than to put people like me in gas chambers, said Abramovich.
Nazis are not welcome, tweeted Andrews in response. Not on the steps of Parliament. not at all.
So I say this to every trans Victorian: Our government will always be behind you, he said.
And you have our undying respect. Since your rights are unalienable.
The relevant ministry and attorney general would “be looking at what further action could be taken,” according to deputy premier Jacinta Allen.
The Upper House Member Moira Deeming attended the event, thus the Liberal Party has sought to oust her and is in favor of changing the law.
David Southwick, the deputy leader, at first backed the MP, saying that while neither he nor the party shared her opinions, she had a right to express them.
Deeming’s involvement in “organizing, promoting and participating in a rally with speakers and other organizers who themselves have been publicly associated with far right-wing extremist groups, including neo-Nazi activists,” according to opposition leader John Pesutto, was brought up in their conversation.
As her situation is untenable, I told Ms. Deeming at our discussion that I would propose a motion to have her expelled from the parliamentary Liberal Party at the following party room meeting, he stated on Sunday night.
“Our state will never tolerate the violence, racism, and hate displayed by these protesters in their despicable conduct. I decry them and pledge to fight against hate wherever it may exist.
Police do have the authority to intervene against peacebreakers and make arrests for insulting behavior or provocation.
To “block breaches of the peace and prevent any physical violence,” the military claims it concentrated its efforts yesterday.
Concerning accusations that policemen permitted the Nazi display, the police refused to comment.
Detectives will now examine the video to decide whether criminal charges can be brought, according to the report.
