Youths in the suburban commune of Trappes, located west of Paris, clashed with law enforcement at a local police station in the city for a 3rd consecutive night, exchanging firework mortars and tear gas canisters throughout the night.
Hundreds of students gathered at the Propylaea in Athens to protest against the planned reintroduction of police onto college campuses, as they had been banned since the Polytechnic Uprising of 1973. Police kettled the crowd in but did not otherwise assault the demonstrators, as it would further reinforce their point.
Dozens of protesters gathered at the Justice Center in Portland for a Stop the Fascist Coup demonstration, burning the American flag and a “Police Lives Matter” flag taken in Salem during clashes on the same day. Demonstrators then roamed through downtown, smashing windows of a Starbucks, Target, and a credit union, with no arrests occurring.
Thousands of protesters in New York City marched in solidarity with Palestine at the Israeli consulate, demanding the immediate end of US support for the Israeli Defense Forces, Israel’s military, which has been long accused of carrying out terrorist activities against the Palestinian population.
Dozens of protesters in New York gathered for the weekly Stonewall march dedicated to Black Trans Lives, demanding justice for all lives stolen by state violence and aiming to build solidarity in the metropolis of New York’s 6 boroughs.
