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'Not in 2023': Woman arrested for disturbing the peace at Sydney anti-abortion rally

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In case you missed it, a woman was arrested for breaching the peace at a religious anti-abortion rally in Sydney at the weekend. In the video, she was ushered away after verbally clashing with protesters in front of St Mary’s Cathedral and continued speaking out while being escorted by officers.
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