Topic: Victoria police
Victoria Police have faced criticism for their actions against free speech and dissent, including the arrest of journalists and attempts to control media coverage of protests. The introduction of surveillance tools and legislation aimed at preemptively targeting dissent raises significant concerns about privacy and individual liberties. These developments highlight the ongoing struggle against state overreach and the importance of protecting free expression.
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Victoria Police apologize for arresting anti-lockdown reporter Avi Yemini
Restricting the press.
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Australian cop who said there are only two genders faces investigation
Potential disciplinary action.
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Australian state of Victoria demands removal of online police body cam footage
The video alleges police brutality.
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Australian media condemns police over blackout on protest coverage
Aerial footage reveals the extent of the protests. Victoria Police are trying to restrict it.
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Australian “pre-crime” surveillance tool faces scrutiny
Profiling and tracking citizens.
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New Australian “pre-crime” bill allows authorities to arrest citizens for dissent, online “conspiracies”
Citizens who haven’t even commited a crime can be locked away under new proposals.