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Violent Protests Erupt in London and Melbourne: Six Arrested

9/2/2025

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Protesters Clash Violently

A protester in London was arrested after a four-hour standoff on the King’s Cross clock tower, demanding freedom for Iran and displaying a banner against human rights abuses.
In Melbourne, anti-immigration protests turned violent as neo-Nazi groups attacked the Camp Sovereignty site, injuring several women; police are treating it as a hate crime.
Six arrests were made during the protests, which included notable political figures. Victoria's police minister condemned the rallies as disgraceful.

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Protesters Clash Violently

A protester in London was arrested after a four-hour standoff on the King’s Cross clock tower, demanding freedom for Iran and displaying a banner against human rights abuses.
In Melbourne, anti-immigration protests turned violent as neo-Nazi groups attacked the Camp Sovereignty site, injuring several women; police are treating it as a hate crime.
Six arrests were made during the protests, which included notable political figures. Victoria's police minister condemned the rallies as disgraceful.

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