An Aboriginal senator, Lidia Thorpe, was escorted out of a parliamentary reception for King Charles III in Australia after accusing him of genocide and demanding a treaty between British colonizers and Indigenous Australians. Thorpe, who has Aboriginal heritage, confronted Charles at the event hosted by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, calling for the return of stolen land and remains. Security intervened, and she was removed while declaring Charles was not their king. The incident has reignited discussions about Australia’s ties to the British crown, with some groups advocating for a republic.