On Monday, Australian leaders condemned anti -migration protests last weekend, of which tens of thousands of people gathered in cities across the country, chanting slogans as if they returned to them and prevented the invasion. In protests, the clashes of the protest and counterattack were organized against migrants. Moreover, the representatives of Neo -Nazi groups appear at protests.
The Australian government called racist protests on the weekend, and politicians expressed concerns about the presence of Neo -Nazi groups in protests.
According to the New York Times, Australia is proud of its multicultural, but experts pay attention to the dissatisfied growth between some population groups and the lack of cheap housing and rapid increase in life costs.
According to the police, on Sunday, at the Australian anti -migration protest, about 15,000 people gathered in Sydney, and up to 3,000 people attended the counterattack organized by the Owostinsky group. Other Australian areas do not stand on one side.
The populist politicians performed in a number of protests, and on others, members of the new fascist groups, who were not shy with public reciting sutras, according to local press, Nazi Germany.
Pauline Hanson, the leader of the “United Nations” anti -migrant party, acted on protests in Kanberra.
In a protest in Adelaide, the protest organized a poster with the image of Dezi Freeman, whom the government recognized the suspect in the shooting, because the two police officers on Victoria were killed last week, and the signature of the free man. By the way, Freeman is still free.
Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz has confirmed the suspect's communication reports with the anti -radical movement.
Australia's internal intelligence service (ASIO) earlier this year warned of the growing threat of national violence and racism, and extremist racism, driven by personal discontent, conspiracy theory and ideology against the government.
The Australian government condemns protests, calling them the expression of hatred. Anne Ali, Multicultural Minister, said that the type of extreme, based on racism and nationalism, without a place in modern Australia.
On Monday, the representative of both the Labor Government and the Conservative opposition expressed concerns about the presence of extremists at the protests.
Ali has informed the Australian Broadcasting Group that although most protesters are not Neo -Nazis, protests were organized by Neo -Nazis and a clear racist in nature.
Kaz Ross, an extreme extremist researcher, said the protests, clearly initiated by an influential group of people. According to her, Neo -Naazi groups took advantage of the public's worries about the rapid increase in the cost of life and lack of housing to have gentle emotions against migrants.
