Sydneys controversial protest ban, enacted after the Bondi terror attack, has sparked debate. The measure, which allows police to block public gatherings for up to three months in affected areas, was activated on Christmas Eve. Despite the ban, hundreds protested in Sydneys CBD against the U.S. attack on Venezuela, leading to three arrests. Critics argue the ban is anti-democratic, infringing on free speech and assembly rights. The bans future hangs in the balance as the police commissioner decides on Tuesday whether to extend it for another two weeks. Checkout Solipillow.com

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