A senator in Australia dressed herself in the skin of a creature and barked at the King of Britain

Australian Aboriginal senator as Lydia Thorpe , pulled a traditional cloak over the skins of a possum, interrupted the ceremony in Canberra, started barking at King Charles III and called him out for genocide, write BBC.

“You are not our king, and you are not our sovereign. You committed genocide against our people. Give us back our land, give us back what you stole from us — our brushes, our skulls, our children, our people. They destroyed our region. This is not your land,” — she told the king.

Thorpe explained to the BBC that she wanted to send a “clear message” to the king: “If you are a sovereign, you must lie to the ground. “We are not from this land.”

However, Aboriginal elder Violet Sheridan, who previously served as king and queen, called such a protest “unshady.”

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Thorpe is one of those then comes for Australia to become a republic. You also want, in the midst of this process, to form an agreement with the indigenous population, who claim their right to the land.

Such peace treaties were established in New Zealand and other numerous British colonies, but not in Australia. The senator called on the king to entrust parliament to negotiate this favor.

«We can protect this, we can earn money, we can become a beautiful land, but we cannot boast before the colonialist, whose ancestors, about what wines (king Charles III — ed.) saying there, “convincing for mass killings and mass genocide,” — Thorpe said.

Previously, the British monarchy sent a letter to the Australian Republican Movement, declaring that the king of Great Britain and the 14 other countries of the Union of nations are not at the crossroads, because Australia wants to become a republic and change the monarch at the seat of the country's governor .

Prepared by: Nina Petrovich