Two Men Charged for Displaying Nazi Flag Near Sydney Jewish Museum

The men face charges under New South Wales law for publicly displaying a Nazi symbol, which is banned, and one has been denied bail by the court.

Craig Elston, 51, and Charles Cameron, 44, were arrested for allegedly displaying a Nazi flag outside a Darlinghurst bar near the Sydney Jewish Museum.
Police seized the flag and several electronic devices during the arrest, and both men were charged under New South Wales law banning public displays of Nazi symbols.
Charles Cameron, a retired Australian Defence Force veteran, was denied bail after the magistrate cited the seriousness of the offense and its potential to instill fear in the community.
Craig Elston has pleaded guilty, reportedly claiming he acquired the flag as part of a war memorabilia collection and expressed regret for his actions.
The incident has drawn condemnation from Jewish community leaders, who highlighted the rise of antisemitic incidents and thanked police for their swift response.