Protesters in Luanda returned to the streets in a day of protest to demand more employment opportunities and government programs to boost employment rates, and for local elections to be held in 2021. After many human rights organizations took note of the government killing 2 protesters in a previous demonstration in Luanda, police did not attack the protest.
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