Ramia Abdo Sultan is a lawyer and executive committee member of the Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN), and a former ANIC community relations advisor who stepped down in 2025. She was listed as a scheduled speaker at Stand4Palestine's "Glory to our Martyrs" event in Bankstown on 7 October 2025. In a video posted to the group's Instagram, she said Palestinians had been silenced and not allowed to mourn their dead, and criticised Prime Minister Albanese for disregarding Palestinian deaths. No footage has been found of her personally using the event's "martyrs" slogan — her confirmed statement is the grief/silencing line, not an endorsement of the slogan itself.
Affiliations
Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN) — executive committee
Former ANIC community relations advisor (stepped down 2025)
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