Australian police under scrutiny as people march in

Australian police under scrutiny as people march in Sydney over Floyd's death

Reuters

Published 02 Jun 2020

Thousands of people protested in Sydney on Tuesday over black American George Floyd's death in U.S. police custody, as Australian police faced questions about use of force during the arrest of a teenager of aboriginal descent.

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Australian police under scrutiny as people march in Sydney over Floyd's death

Australian police under scrutiny as people march in Sydney over Floyd's death

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