Pro-rape group not welcome: Qld premier

Queensland's premier has a clear message for supporters of a group that advocates for "legal rape": You are not welcome here.

Return of Kings followers plan to hold "tribal meetings" in Australian capital cities on Saturday, including in Brisbane's King George Square.

But Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, the country's only female state leader, told them not to bother.

"Well frankly, they're not welcome," Ms Palaszczuk said.

"These attitudes from the Stone Age are simply not welcome here in Queensland.

"I think it's despicable, I think it's disgusting and I think that people should have nothing to do with them."

The group's leader and founder, Daryush "Roosh" Valizadeh, plans to travel to Australia in time for the meetings, despite Immigration Minister Peter Dutton looking at ways to ban his entry.

"Their borders are weak. I'll get in," Valizadeh taunted via Twitter on Tuesday morning.

The radical anti-women group believes rape should be legal on private property.

The group is planning gatherings in 43 countries, alongside the meetings in Australia.

Women, transgender men and homosexual men are banned from the meeting of "neomasculinist" supporters, who have been urged to travel in pairs or groups using indirect routes to avoid "green-haired female activists or male feminists" following them.