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Pro-Palestine march in Canberra

Protestors rally against Israel outside Parliament House last month. (AAP Image/Lukas Coch)

A pro-Palestine protest march is expected to affect traffic in Civic and the parliamentary precinct on Saturday.

The planned protest is expected to begin in Civic at noon before moving along London Circuit, then Commonwealth Avenue Bridge and will finish at the Parkes Place Lawns.

Police say minor traffic disruptions may occur during the march as it moves from the City to Parkes.

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