Protesters gathered in Santiago at Plaza Dignidad, against femicide and demanding the resignation of rightwing President Sebastian Piñera as well as amnesty for all political prisoners of the 18th of October Uprising.
Attacks against the protesters immediately began, with a contingent of police present before there were even 50 demonstrators on the scene. Water cannons (No. 60) were deployed against the completely peaceful protest, with several arrests made.
The No North Brooklyn Pipeline movement in North Brooklyn has continued to grow, with protesters demonstrating outside of the National Grid HQ […]
Demonstrators took to the streets in Times Square commemorating the latest trans woman who was murdered by 16 gunshots from the guns of police officers. Protest organizers demanded further defunding for the police than just the $1 billion that the mayor had promised to appease the protests with.
Hundreds of students and other protesters in Barcelona marched to demand amnesty and freedom for Pablo Hasel, a left-wing Catalan rapper imprisoned and facing charges for criticizing the Spanish monarchy.
Over 10000 protesters in Berlin gathered in Neukölln, demanding an immediate reversal to the overturning of a court ruling abolishing the Mietendeckel, a rent cap set to stop high prices and gentrification in the city. Police assaulted several demonstrators but were overpowered by the crowd and forced to retreat in due time.
