Following the protests at Kalgoorlie Court House on Friday, hundreds of people have gathered in capital cities today, to protest recent decision that the accident that caused 14-year-old Elijah Doughty‘s death in 2016 was not manslaughter.
Hundreds of people yelling for #JusticeForElijah outside the Supreme Court in Sydney right now pic.twitter.com/2CmOt9R5Vp
— sam langford (@_slangers) July 24, 2017
“You’re treating us like animals. You’re killing us. We’re not animals, we’re people,” Wyatt said to the crowd.“And this? Justice? Where’s the justice? No justice. It’s a crock of shit.”
“It’s a crock of sh*t.” Strong speech by @meynewyatt #JusticeforElijah pic.twitter.com/P4zqVpREOo
— Madeline Hayman (@MadelineHayman) July 24, 2017
Rally for #justiceforelijah; Red Ochre on the outside of the NSW Supreme Court symbolises Aboriginal blood shed at the hands of White Aus. pic.twitter.com/fjLZC1rPaq
— Michelle Toy (@michelleetoy) July 24, 2017
Taking over 45 Pirie st #NoJustice #NoPeace #JusticeForElijah #Justice4Elijah #NoJusticeNoPeace #BlackLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/Ue3kV3CXnN
— Janette Milera ???? (@OriginalAussie) July 24, 2017
#justiceforelijah #blacklivesmatter #sovereignty right now in Canberra pic.twitter.com/dGOms8Xnwv
— Catherine C (@cathclaessens) July 24, 2017
“It’s not lost on us, for us to stand up there in front of a predominantly-white audience, and deliver a message that is really hard to hear,” Briggs said.“How do we unite when you keep killin’ our kids?”
“How are we meant to unite if you keep killing our kids?” — @ABOriginalBAM #SITG2017 pic.twitter.com/RsKIkRJBFt
— HuffPost Australia (@HuffPostAU) July 23, 2017
