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'Cheeky but not offensive': serial Sydney protester Danny Lim wins appeal over sign

Magistrate finds ‘CVN’T’ sandwich-board worn by prominent activist was merely ‘provocative and cheeky’

Sydney sandwich-board wearer Danny Lim’s signs displaying “CVN’T” may be cheeky but they are not criminally offensive, a Sydney magistrate has ruled.

Lim, aged in his mid-70s, challenged a $500 fine for offensive behaviour after he was arrested in January in Barangaroo while wearing a sign saying “SMILE CVN’T! WHY CVN’T?”

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