Big diverse crowd here in Boorloo / Perth minutes before the start of #March4Justice. 
Nick Abraham and family welcoming all to county. #March4Justiceau
A nervous Dallas Phillips supported by her sisters reminds us #EnoughIsEnough. Hitting her stride now and not holding back. Personal stories and strong words resonate with the crowd. Refers to the current crisis as an epedimic.
No apologies for strong language "We the women of Australia are fucking angry" the people approve this message. #EnoughIsEnough
Left out the song which demonstrates the strong voice of the women when they sing together. #IAmWoman #March4Justice
Lawyer @hmcglade demonstrating the failures of the justice system in dealing with crimes against women and especially Indigenous women. "we need a national action plan... truth telling"
. @criprights reminds us to show up and shout out for those who cannot.
The view of the crowd as @emma_husar, with family, shares experiences from the very heart of government @Aust_Parliament
#March4Justice moving on to Elizabeth Quay. Finished with another song.
Shout out to the marshalling and sound crew, organisers and helpers that are essential at #March4Justice. Bubbles remind us that every ally was welcomed on Noongar country at Boorloo.
An array of signs from today's #March4Justice
So far today there has been no need for any *conflict resolution in the marching crowd but always reassuring know that contingent plans are in place.
https://twitter.com/CounterActOz/status/1370943100894412801?s=19
#March4Justice is near its destination. Lots of supporting horn toots and support from those who are not taking part. #EnoughIsEnough
Here is some of the support from the sidelines as well as some great singing #March4Justice #EnoughIsEnough #IAmWoman
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