King Charles III faces protests amid Australian tour

According to some media, there are divided opinions outside the borders of England, as King Charles III faces protests in the middle of his royal tour in Australia, something they certainly did not expect.

The monarch and his wife Camilla visited the Anglican Church of St. Thomas in northern Sydney, and it was there that they met some protesters with banners bearing messages such as ‘Decolonise‘ or ‘Empire Built on Genocide‘ expressing their dissatisfaction with the king and the institution he leads.

One of the demonstrators present declared to GB News, “I want to say to King Charles, give my land back. This land was colonised“, making their grievances known and adding, “This land was taken by force of brutality through massacres and massacres of First Nations people“.

These demonstrators are natives who fight for a cause, and that is to be a free territory, decolonized by the British. That is why another expressed to the media present at the site, “Always was always will be decolonised“. However, King Charles III also met with hundreds of royal supporters who support the monarch.