Australian activist faces third legal setback over King Charles
The article discusses the failure of Australian activist Robby Thorpe in his attempt to sue King Charles III for genocide against the Indigenous populations of Australia, as appellate courts have once again rejected his case despite exhausting all legal avenues. He plans to turn to the International Criminal Court to prosecute the king, asserting that his government considers Australia occupied and racist. The report also highlights that Indigenous peoples suffer from health issues and poor social conditions, and notes that the international court does not grant immunity to heads of state, which could potentially hold the king accountable.
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