Protestor contra el carbón interrumpe sesión del parlamento de NSW
Un manifestante vinculado al grupo antiminero Rising Tide ingresó al recinto del parlamento de Nueva Gales del Sur durante la sesión de preguntas y fue contenido a la fuerza por los diputados. Los informes coinciden en que el incidente ocurrió durante la jornada de preguntas del martes.
First reported 1 day ago · latest update 1 day ago
A protester entered the New South Wales Legislative Assembly chamber during Question Time on Tuesday, interrupting the proceedings. The individual was quickly removed from the chamber by members of parliament.
The protester has been identified as being linked to the anti‑coal activist group Rising Tide. No further details about the protester’s identity or specific motivations were provided at the time of the incident.
Members of parliament physically restrained the individual, preventing further disruption to the parliamentary session. Security personnel assisted in escorting the protester from the chamber.
The interruption occurred during the scheduled Question Time, a period when members of the opposition are permitted to question the government. The session resumed after the protester was removed.
No additional information regarding any arrests, charges, or statements from parliamentary officials or law‑enforcement agencies has been released.
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A protester linked to anti-coal group Rising Tide was forcibly restrained by MPs after he jumped into the chamber during Question Time on Tuesday.
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A protester linked to anti-coal group Rising Tide was forcibly restrained by MPs after he jumped into the chamber during Question Time on Tuesday.
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