Patience for women troubled by crime is broken:40 cities in Australia opened front against inequality and sexual violence; 85 thousand women march out for justice

After Mexico and Britain, fire of protest against rape reached Australia In Mexico, the patience of crime-stricken women was broken on Women's Day. He held the largest demonstration of history near the presidential residence of sexual harassment. Clashed with the police. Then 7 days later, the women opened a front against crime against the murder of a woman in the UK capital London. Now the fire of this protest has reached Australia.

Protests took place in 40 other cities, including the capital Canberra, on Monday demanding injustice from women, gender inequality, and abusive treatment in the workplace. The demonstrations took place in the backdrop of a controversy that erupted after two allegations of misdemeanor. Thousands of women gathered in the main cities for the demonstration took out the march for justice. Organizers of the march claim that around 85,000 women attended the rallies. Angry against the government, a delegation of organizers turned down a proposal to meet PM Scott Morrison.

Outside Parliament House, organizers spokesperson Jenin Hendry said, 'We are 200 meters away from his office. It is not fair for us to meet behind closed doors. We have already come to your door, now the government has to see that it crosses the door and comes to us. Recently there have been two cases of rape. One has accused Attorney General Christian Porter. The second is the alleged rape of a female employee in Parliament House.

Protests in black clothing, laying of the list of victims,
in Melbourne in the last 4 years , the women who were victims of crime were demonstrated by laying a cloth written on the name. Hundreds of people performed placards in front of the Parliament House in the capital Canberra. It was written on them - 'Give justice to women' and 'Let men accept crime.' The women were protesting in black clothes.