A coalition of housing advocacy groups have taken to the streets against evictions and to broaden public housing projects in New York to aid the unhoused during the COVID-19 pandemic. This demonstration stands out because it was not attacked by the police, as is usual.
50 New Yorkers marched from the Barclays Center to the Manhattan Bridge, calling for justice for 2 victims of police brutality in Ohio, Andre Hill and Casey Goodson. Protesters called for the investigations into the police murders to be reopened, and for the officers to face accountability.
Hundreds of protesters marched in La Serena during a national mobilization after the murder of a Panguipulli street juggler by Chilean law enforcement known as Carabineros. Demonstrators blocked roads and built barricades, setting fires to disrupt activity in the city.
Thousands of Kurds took to the streets in Paris, demanding justice on the 18th anniversary of the triple murders of pro-PKK Kurdish activists in France, who were all found shot in the head execution-style. Many suspect that the MİT ([Turkish] National Intelligence Organization) was to blame for the murders, including French authorities themselves, who later caught the 34-year-old Ömer Güney, a maintenance worker in the Charles de Gaulle airport, with substantial evidence.
Colombian riot police brutally attacked dozens of street vendors protesting in Bogota for a stimulus in order to stay home and not have to work in unsafe conditions in a pandemic. Tear gas and rubber bullets were deployed against peaceful demonstrators, with police armed in near military gear.
