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- NSW police dropping charges against protesters from a February 2026 rally against Israeli President Isaac Herzog.
- The charges were based on the now-struck-down Pard law, which allowed police to restrict protests for 90 days after a terrorist attack.
- 30 protesters faced various charges; unclear how many are affected by the decision.
- Charges related to a separate 'major events' declaration may still stand.
- Legal experts suggest the ruling could impact future government attempts to regulate protests.
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