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Peaceful Assembly Act Works fine
Peaceful Assembly Act Works fine

The Council welcomes yesterday’s decision by the Chief Magistrate to reject the Brisbane City Council‘s application to prohibit the protest march in the city this morning.

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Media releaseNicola MurrayAugust 29, 2019Peaceful Assembly Act, Protest, Free Speech
New Police Powers Relating to Protests
New Police Powers Relating to Protests

The Premier today released a statement in which she said there was evidence that protesters were arming themselves with booby traps, which could harm those who remove the protestors from a place of protest.

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Media releaseNicola MurrayAugust 20, 2019Protest, police powers

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PLEASE NOTE: QCCL is unable to provide legal advice or direction.
We are a group of volunteers who aim to make sure that the civil liberties of Queensland citizens are maintained through public advocacy and lobbying and as such we cannot provide legal advice on individual cases.

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A list of Community Legal Centres in Queensland can be found here.