Sydney Harbour Bridge protests were ‘concerning' for the community
'The whole process was concerning for the community, the minute the judge of the Supreme Court announced she was effectively overturning the decision made by the premier and by the police to not allow this to go ahead on the Harbour Bridge there was a great deal of despair and anxiety in the community,' Mr Ryvchin told Sky News host Chris Kenny.
'We have seen large-scale gatherings before turn violent, we've seen chants in support of terrorism, chants villainising the Jewish community, and this was badged on this was a march for humanity … this is not a group that is interested in humanity.'
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