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Someone told us that this was a bunch of high school students protesting their standardized tests being made more difficult. Lots of them were also waving flags that said "Association of Young Socialists." They looked like they were having a pretty good time, though. They probably got out of school for it.
Hundreds of people gathered at BBC Scotland's headquarters in Glasgow to protest over the corporation's coverage of the referendum
A protester stands next to a homeless woman with a placard reading "We want a cure for hunger" in the center of Recife, state of Pernambuco, Brazil, on June 20, 2013, during a protest of what is now called the 'Tropical Spring' against corruption and price hikes. Brazilians took to the streets again on a new day of mass nationwide protests, demanding better public services and bemoaning massive spending to stage the World Cup. More than one million people have pledged via social media networks to march in 80 cities across Brazil, as the two-week-old protest movement -- the biggest seen in the South American country in 20 years -- showed no sign of abating. . AFP PHOTO / YASUYOSHI CHIBA
On Saturday November 4 thousands of people joined an emergency protest and marched through the streets of Melbourne in solidarity with refugees on Manus Island. The protest ended with an occupation of the Flinders Street Station intersection in the middle of the city.
This week long 24-hour protest has been taking place in a plaza in the old section of Bilbao. Each day they put up signs asking for people to bring supplies -- food, blankets, etc. Today, they're asking for WiFi routers.
An in-person protest organized over the Internet now asks for technical telecommunications support to maintain Internet access at the site of the protest.
Health care employees supporting the National Union of Healthcare Workers have been in a pitched organizing battle with the Service Employees International Union to represent more than 400,000 workers statewide. Photo courtesy of NUHW.
Den Haag
1500-2000 demonstranten liepen mee in een protest actie tegen het
faillissement van ADO Den Haag. Het Bestuur heeft de afgelopen weken de
supporters in onzekerheid gelaten over de toekomst en financiële status
van de voetbalclub. Daarom vond er zaterdag 16 februari een
demonstratie plaats. op het plein bij het stadhuis de demonstratie
verliep ordelijk na afloop trokken een aantal supporters de binnenstad
in nauwlettend in de gaten gehouden door een grote groep van de politie
zowel in uniform als in burger luid zingend trokken ze door het
centrum kreten'' als geen geld dan maar geweld" -en het lied oh oh Den
Haag klonken loeihard toen de groep door de passage liep verder bleef
het vrij rustig
zie op
The decision to ask them to voluntarily rehouse was made with good intentions, as the estate was built in 1961 and, after just 20 years, was considered run down. But by rehousing them, the tenants would lose the right to pay below-market rent (a privilege granted to them when they had agreed to be rehoused as part of the redevelopment of the Tai Hang Sai Resettlement Area).
Protesters re-purposed some "DANGER" caution tape to read "ANGER", and placed a strip in front of police guarding politicians at the G20 in Ottawa, Canada, in November 2001. Two months after 9/11 saw the Ottawa police force extremely tense, with a distinct no-nonsense attitude.
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