Protesters gathered outside of the gates of the Propylaea, condemning the mass arrest of occupiers of the university the week before. Banners were dropped all over the area, organized mainly by the Anarchist Political Organization of Athens. No arrests were made, and the demonstrators successfully dispersed without police detection.
Black Lives Matter demonstrators turned out in the hundreds to protest brutality in the local Providence Police Department, which similar to most, has suffered criticism of its handling and discrimination towards people of color and minorities. No major clashes with police occurred.
Hundreds of anticapitalist students marched in Paris to demand the reopening of universities with social distancing protocols in place in order to alleviate the psychological distress and mental disorders beginning to set in on the global population of youth, who have been forced to learn from home due to COVID.
Hundreds of protesters in Santiago took to the streets in solidarity with the Palestinian struggle and in solidarity with Chilean political prisoners convicted during the uprising against neoliberalism and police violence. Police violently repressed the demonstration, implementing a blackout in the city center and using water cannons to attack the crowd.
Hundreds of protesters in Athens marched against unjust wars and interventions, decrying the true enemy of Greece as not being any nearby enemies but rather the American imperialist bloc and neocolonialists in the European Union.
