KEFFIYEHS, who was evacuated to the allegations of local protesters and supporters, entered the Melbourne Court | Victoria

The safety staff of Melbourne's busiest courts told people that they had to delete their Keffiyehs before entering.

Victoria Court of Courts said that the staff had the right to order the demolition of clothing. These clothing was usually worn by people who supported Palestine. The law enabled them to “ensure that to maintain or restore the court's security, good orders and good orders and good orders. Management premise.

At a hearing held in the Melbourne District Court on January 21, in the protest of the protest of the Army Weapon Fair, dozens of people who accused of committing crimes were accused of crimes. Ten people wear.

Those who are charged are facing extensive crimes, including attacks or hindering the police.

Victoria spokesman said that three people in Keffiyehs were instructed to delete it, and a T -shirt with a political statement was asked to rotate it inside.

The spokesman said: “Keffiyehs scarf was received correctly and quit the court users.”

“The court's security personnel have the right to exercise the discretion in accordance with Victoria's entry policy conditions.”

The court spokesman refused to comment whether there was a specific instruction to ban Keffiyeh in the Victorian court, and whether the state chief referee Lisa Hannan supported the order of the order to demolish clothing.

On January 21, Bernadette Zaydan, who represented several defendants in the court, said that more than three people were required to delete their Keffiyehs and said that the number of people exceeded more than a dozen.

She said that she witnessed the safety personnel hired by G4S, ordered people to delete them and ask them questions about the instruction.

Victorian police have accused or fined more than 100 people to protest against the Army.

Many people involved in protests are wearing Keffiyehs, and they are particularly opposed to the weapon expo continued in Melbourne in the context of continuous Gaza conflict.

Security personnel ordered the evacuation of Keffiyehs at the public entrance of the court building.

All public members must visit the court's comprehensive building through security, including those who have been accused of criminals who have not been detained and have a hearing in court.

The court room can only be visited to the public after this entrance.

The court served Victoria's defense of the Court Security Law.

The relevant part of the bill says that authorized officials can guide the authorized authorized by the person who “ensure, maintain or restore the safety of court houses, good orders and management” for reasonable reasons. Command or management influence. “

After the Victorian Parliament ruled that KEFFIYEHS in May last year, the houses were effectively prohibited.

Shaun Leane, the President of the House of Shang House, told the Green Party Councilor Samantha Ratnam that the watermelon earrings were another symbol of Palestine's resistance and could not be worn.

He said that unlike the nails worn by Congress to commemorate ANZAC Day and the Cancer Committee's daffodils, there is no “consensus” around the Palestinian symbols.

Leane said: “If this is a reason, we can be backward, or we think that everyone can be behind, we should feel relaxed.”

“If this is symbolism-I am not a comment on symbolism-you can reasonably expect that the entire conference hall will not fall behind, then I think this is a fair ruling, saying that it should not be worn.”

He will rulks and prohibit the ban on “yes” in indigenous voices and referendums of parliament.