Demonstrators in the neighborhoods of Koukaki and Petralona in central Athens dropped banners condemning the use of a second lockdown to crack down on protests, instead demanding an expansion of funds for healthcare workers. The banner drops were organized by the Volgliamo Tutti E Per Tutti anarchist collective.
Around 200 protesters in Chania took to the streets for a demonstration demanding the repeal of a law passed by the Ministry of Education in Greece which would allow police to enter universities again for the first extended period since the fall of the military dictatorship after a disastrous war and student uprising in 1973-1974.
Belarusian protesters took to the streets on the 71st consecutive day since the election, that ruptured mass social change in the country. […]
Greek anarchists in the Athens port neighborhood of Piraeus dropped a banner in front of the Holy Metropolitan’s quarters, demanding the church’s acquiescence to quarantine and the halting of potentially spreadable practices within the Orthodox Church, including communion and the giving of peace.
A crowd of 40 Loyalist youth gathered in Derry in opposition to customs being set up for travel of goods between mainland Great Britain and North Ireland, disrupting the Loyalist drug trade. The crowd threw a petrol bomb and other objects at police vehicles before dispersing without any arrests made.
