Protesters hold up signs beneath the Brisbane City Hall Clock Tower Equal Love Brisbane and March 4 Justice organised a rally and march in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia in solidarity with women and transgender people in the USA after the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe versus Wade meaning the termination of the constitutional right to abortion. This comes after the state of Queensland in Australia only officially completely decriminalised abortion in 2018. Thousands marched from King George Square through the central business district.
Protesters carry signs and banners during a abortions rights protest march in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia on 9 July, 2022. Equal Love Brisbane organised a rally in Brisbane Square to call for the extension of abortion services in Queensland, and stood in solidarity with those seeking abortion in the US after the Supreme Court’s overturning of the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling, ending the constitutional right to abortion. Demonstrators gathered in the square to hear several speakers discuss the issue and marched through the central business district of Brisbane. (Photo by Joshua Prieto/Sipa USA)
Protesters carrying banners and flags during a march to protest Queensland anti-protest laws in Brisbane on 22 July 2022. Members of the Solidarity and Resistance Collective and the public rallied outside Queensland Parliament House and later marched to the Supreme Court to protest against new anti-protest laws both within the state of Queensland and elsewhere. Issues discussed by speakers included the imprisonment and fining of environmental activists and the use of non-association orders by Queensland Police, which are typically used to curb meetings by motorcycle gangs in the state. (Photo by Joshua Prieto/Sipa USA)
