Australian rallies demand safe streets for women after Israeli student murder


  • World
  • Sunday, 20 Jan 2019

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Several thousand people marched through major Australia cities on Sunday calling for safety for women after an Israeli exchange student was murdered in Melbourne.

The marches, part of the Women's March rallies held around the world in support of women's rights, gathered some 3,000 people in Sydney, who in their chants demanded safe streets for women in Australian cities.

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