Second man charged after allegedly displaying Nazi poster near Sydney rally
A 56-year-old man has been charged after allegedly displaying a Nazi poster at a park in Sydney's CBD over the weekend.
Police discovered the man allegedly putting up a poster of a Nazi swastika as they patrolled a pro-Palestine protest at Hyde Park on Sunday.
Thousands of protesters flooded the park to call for a ceasefire in the Middle East, ahead of the first anniversary of the war in Gaza.
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Police at the Hyde Park rally on Sunday. Getty
Police have since charged the man, who was asked to remove the poster and move on about 2.45pm.
Another 56-year-old man was yesterday charged with knowingly displaying a Nazi symbol without an excuse.
He was arrested on Sunday after allegedly displaying the swastika symbol while also at Hyde Park.
The man was issued a future court attendance notice to appear before Downing Centre Local Court on November 21.
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