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Scott Huber Napervile's original Protester being ordered to move without reasonable explanation or alternative location.
Naperville Anti-homelessness legislation
Protester Harassment
If I do not stand up for this man, who will? If this is not the time to to stand up for those whose rights are challenged, when is? If this is not the place for protest, where is?
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Another shot from the M7 test film. Somehow the M7 always seems to find an independence related protest when out and about...
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I don't know if you can use this photo or not - but just in case - here
goes. This is a photo of Kim Gandy (NOW president), her daughter, me
(representing my Ms. Curves America title) and my daughter (Heaven
Chamberlain) at the Labor Day 2004 protest of Wal-Mart's unfair labor
practices. This is at the Wal-Mart in Dobbin Center, Columbia,
Maryland.
Hope it helps! Good luck with the completion of the movie!
Sincerely,
Heather Ryan
Membership Manager
NARAL Pro-Choice America
A protester stands near the Government Center holding a Black Lives Matter sign.
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This image is part of a continuing series following the unrest and events in Minneapolis following the May 25th, 2020 murder of George Floyd.
Qalandia checkpoint divides Ramallah from Jerusalem. It is a point of regular humiliation for Palestinians.
On Friday 13th May, a protest started gathering at the Checkpoint and the Israeli Army tried to disperse it with tear gas.
People didn't leave, though, and skirmishes carried on throughout the day.
At least five Palestinians were seriously injured.
Minneapolis, MN May 7, 1970: This female is one of the demonstrators that were subdued by Minneapolis police near the University of Minnesota campus in Dinkytown. Students and residents are protesting the U.S. involvement in Cambodia. Several students were subdued as police made 27 arrests during the demonstration.
Random protest at Syntagma metro station. The "bikers" were requesting that the transportation of bicycles be allowed in the metro trains. Actually, it is allowed, as long as the bikes can and are folded.
Although I cannot argue with what they were requesting, they were very loud and obnoxious. You do not start shouting and riding bikes at high speed in closed, confined places with a lot of people around. Take it to the square outside or the streets.
Armenian policemen watching over a protest © PanARMENIAN Photo/ Davit Hakobyan
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May 17 was the International Day Against Homophobia. A small demonstration (about 50 people per an news article) was planned in front of the old parliament build on Rustaveli Avenue. A much larger group (estimated by one news source at5,000) from nationalist and church organizations protested the planned demonstration. A very large police presence was meant to keep the peace between the two groups. While there may have been less violence than would otherwise had occurred, overall the police failed. The demonstration was broken up before it really began and the protesters attacked both the police and any vehicle that was thought to be carrying a demonstrator away from the scene (including the car of the US Ambassador).
It is safe to say most of the protesters oppose homosexuality (Patriarch Ilia II referred to it as an 'anomaly and disease' and an 'insult' to Georgian traditions). Even some people who are more sympathetic to the gay rights cause, however, were not fully supportive of the demonstration, which was occurring during a period of national mourning for three soldiers killed in Afghanistan whose bodies had just arrived back in Georgia the day before.
Most of the photos are from Freedom Square Metro station where we were meeting Nino. Several photos were taken in front of the museum on the other side of the Rustaveli. We had planned to go to the museum, but it decided to close until after 2:00 because of the protest.
Thalidomide casualties offer spare limbs to German Consulate - London 02.10.2013
Thalidomide survivors protested outside the German Consulate in London's Belgrave Square against the German government's 42-year long protection of Grünenthal GMbH - manufacturer of Thalidomide - from prosecution by any victims of the infamous drug which was administered to pregnant women as a cure for morning sickness, but which caused terrible birth deformities in over 10,000 babies worldwide, many of whom died agonising deaths.
The German government passed a special law in 1971 which gives the drug manufacturer immunity from any prosecution by victims of Thalidomide, even though Grünenthal's victims have needed a lifetime of support which has instead been paid for by taxpayers of the countries in which they were born.
Though various Grünenthal senior officials have verbally apologised over the past few years, the company still refuses point blank to pay compensation for the enduring human misery they have caused, and it is alarming to hear that Thalidomide is now being dished out in Brazil as an effective treatment for Leprosy. Though Thalidomide is proving to be very effective, the problem is that unscrupulous doctors and pharmacists in Brazil are not ensuring women are not pregnant before issuing the drug. As a consequence, the horrors of Thalidomide has been unleashed on the favelas, and Grünenthal know they will continue to be unfairly protected by their government.
Grünenthal has never paid a penny of compensation to its victims in Australia, Sweden, Canada or the United Kingdom.
For more information, please visit Thalidomide Trust or their campaign website ShowYourHand where you can show your support.
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Anonymous Protesters in Guy Fawkes maskes protest outside the Sciencetology offices of British Columbia on Hastings Street.
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My rough translation: "Fuck Patriotism"
There's a movement these days to teach kids patriotism in schools. This makes a lot of people - especially the ones who have studied history - very nervous....
Protesters causing complete mayhem this morning in the west end so I biked down to shoot some of this ruckus. Personally speaking, I think the protesters are causing more harm than good. Are they not wasting more tax money by protesting? Choppers and cops don't come cheap people.
Vancouver, Canada.
February 2010.