Prime minister of Australia in the tribe surrounded aborigines

Prime minister of Australia in the tribe surrounded aborigines


Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard guards had to be rushed to safety after a siege by a group of Aboriginal protesters on Thursday (26 / 1).

Gillard and opposition leader Tony Abbott is taking part in Australia's National Day event at a restaurant in the capital of Australia, Canberra, when some protesters surrounded the building.
 
 
They also pounded the windows. About 50 police then escorted Julia Gillard and Tony Abbott out of the side door to the car.

Gillard loses shoes when he and Tony Abbott to save themselves.

Tony Abbott is a figure that seems to be a target of protesters who shouted the words "shame" and "racist" outside the restaurant.
 
'Invasion'

Prime Minister Gillard not injured and after the incident he held a reception for the ambassadors at his official residence.

"The only thing that makes me angry is this incident distract from the show that is so very good," said Gillard told reporters as quoted by AP news agency.

Protesters held a demonstration to demand the rights of indigenous people and their camping area at one point known as the 'Aboriginal Tent Embassy ".

They have set up tents and shelters in the capital of Australia is the key location of protest against Australia's National Day.

Australia Day marks the arrival of British settlers on 26 January 1788. Aboriginal residents regard the day as Australia Day Invasion as occupied territory without any treaty with the natives.

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