Police Arrest People at Brisbane Protest
布里斯本抗議活動有人被警方逮捕
Introduction
Police arrested seven people at a pro-Palestine protest in Brisbane. These people used words that the law says are not allowed.
布里斯本一場支持巴勒斯坦的抗議活動中,警方逮捕了七人。這些人使用了法律禁止的詞彙。
Main Body
A group called Justice for Palestine Magandjin organized the protest. They wanted to test a new law about hate speech. One man, Sam Woripa Watson, said a banned phrase. Police arrested him and six other people for using these words.
一個名為 Justice for Palestine Magandjin 的團體組織了這次抗議。他們想要測試一項關於仇恨言論的新法律。一名叫 Sam Woripa Watson 的男子使用了被禁止的短語。警方因他與另外六人使用這些詞彙而將他們逮捕。
Some police and protesters pushed each other. The police said the protest was mostly peaceful. However, the organizers say the new law is wrong. They want to go to a high court to change the law.
部分警察與抗議者發生推擠。警方表示這次抗議大部分時間是和平的。然而,組織者認為新法律是錯誤的。他們希望向高等法院提起訴訟以更改法律。
Leader David Crisafulli says the banned words are dangerous. He believes these words start violence. He says the law keeps people safe.
領袖 David Crisafulli 表示被禁止的詞彙具有危險性。他相信這些詞彙會觸發暴力。他表示該法律能保障民眾的安全。
Conclusion
The government and the protesters are still fighting about this law in court.
政府與抗議者仍就這項法律在法院中對抗。
Vocabulary Learning
🗣️ 'Saying' Things: Action Words
In this story, people use different words to talk or express ideas. Let's look at how we describe these actions:
- SAY used for a specific word or short phrase.
- Example: "He said a banned phrase."
- BELIEVE used when someone thinks something is true in their mind.
- Example: "He believes these words start violence."
⚖️ Who is doing what?
Look at the movement of people in the text:
| Who | Action | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Police | Arrested | 7 people in jail |
| Protesters | Pushed | Conflict |
| Organizers | Want | Change the law |
💡 Quick Word Tip
Peaceful = No fighting. Dangerous = Not safe.
These are opposites! ↔️