Black Lives Matter 757 took to the streets on the 5th of November, to express dissatisfaction with Trump, the status quo, and demand that Biden harden his policies in order to satisfy the American populace that voted for him. About 15 demonstrators attended the march, which went downtown from the Robert E. Lee statue in the center of the city.
Members of the Squatted Community of Prosfygika protested in solidarity with Abdullah Öcalan, imprisoned leader of the insurgent Kurdistan Workers’ Party in Turkey. Demonstrators demanded the end of isolated imprisonment for the rebel leader, who has not been allowed to have visitors during an extended period of his sentence.
Dozens of members of the CNT-AIT (National Labor Confederation-International Workers’ Association) dropped banners in Cartagena in solidarity with Alfon, a political prisoner arrested during the Spanish general strike of 2012 who was sentenced to multiple years in jail on widely disputed charges.
Demonstrators for the YPG and YPJ in Rojava took to the streets in Kobane and Qamishli against the invasion of the faction […]
Protesters across Italy have called for wider health measures instead of enacting a military curfew and state of emergency across the country; […]
