Harbour Bridge March for Humanity: A Global Call for Peace in Gaza

Thousands marched across Sydney's Harbour Bridge, calling for peace and aid to Gaza amid a dire humanitarian crisis. Despite attempts to block the event, the march proceeded legally. Participants included prominent figures like Julian Assange, advocating against starvation and for basic human rights in the region.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 03-08-2025 12:26 IST | Created: 03-08-2025 12:26 IST
Harbour Bridge March for Humanity: A Global Call for Peace in Gaza
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Thousands of demonstrators took to Sydney's Harbour Bridge on Sunday, demanding peace and humanitarian aid for the war-ravaged Gaza Strip, despite inclement weather. This 'March for Humanity' highlighted the urgent need for food and medical support in the crisis-stricken region.

The ongoing conflict in Gaza has reportedly resulted in the deaths of over 60,000 people, with severe shortages leading to widespread hunger. Demonstrators, ranging from the elderly to young families, symbolically carried pots and pans and chanted messages of solidarity with Palestinians, citing their struggle for basic human rights.

Despite initial efforts by New South Wales authorities to prevent the march due to safety concerns, the state's Supreme Court allowed the event to proceed. The international community has increased diplomatic pressure on Israel, with several countries considering recognition of a Palestinian state, while Israel counters that such actions support Hamas.

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