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Group of antifascists counter protest a group of white nationalists and Neo-nazis in Pacific Beach, San Diego.
Demonstration outside Lillis Hall on the University of Oregon campus protesting students receiving code of conduct violations for expressing their First Amendment rights on campus. 50+ students, staff, and faculty spoke risking code of conduct charges being imposed on them for using amplified sound at a demonstration.
From sjp.uo:
"The UO has repeatedly employed their “code of conduct” to repress student protestors, union organizers, and grad students. They threaten suspension or expulsion for speaking our minds, even at events where students were invited to speak. These are sad attempts to divide our collective movement on campus, and to discourage our steadfastness in standing for the Palestinian cause. The university administration needs to understand that our voices together will chant louder than their silencing acts. We are gathering on February 6th at 2 pm in front of “Lillis Hall” to demonstrate that we will not back down in the face of administrative attempts to silence us. Join us and use your voice to tell the UO: We say no to repression!
Thursday, 2/6 at 2 pm
Front Courtyard of Lillis Hall (on UO campus)"
Tibetan Protest , March 10, 2008, NYC
Go to www.wearetibet.org for more information.
Tibetan Protest of the chinese occupation that has killed 1.2 million Tibetans and destroyed 6000 monasteries.
Prescription bottles and paperwork were strewn across West Ohio Street Saturday morning, May 30, 2020, after the CVS at 175 N. Illinois St. was looted during protests Friday night into Saturday morning.
Curt Vang, Kommunistiska partiet, Gislaved, och Joni Väyrynen, ordförande för Kommunistiska Partiet i Värnamo.
Marking the 2nd Anniversary of the war in Iraq. Protesters marched along 42nd Street to the Recruiting Station in the middle of Times Square where 29 of them layed down in front of the station in an act of civil disobedience. They were arrested and led off in handcuffs.
Images from the rally in Stornoway protesting against the Scottish Government's cuts to the Road Equivalent Tariff (RET).
In Taylor Square, Darlinghurst.
With the banners for the French Film Festival, 2013 which runs till 24 March.
"Liberty, Fraternity, Equality" etc!
Luke Hoskin of Protest The Hero at a Jägermeister sponsored after party for The Juno Awards at The The Red Room in Vancouver on March 29th, 2009.
I found this in an old newspaper today!!! County training can be useful ;) Not sure if you two lovely ladys pictured have seen it! Sorry for the bad copy!
On MLK Jr. Day, Monday, January 20 at 5:00 PM, in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy, over a dozen progressive community organizations from across Philadelphia descended on City Hall at the Catto Statue as a show of solidarity with the struggle for Black liberation and self-determination. Supporting organizations noted the inauguration of Donald Trump also occurred on that day and took a stand against the white supremacist, imperialist and misogynist system that he is the latest representative of. The Philadelphia Anti-Imperialist Alliance calls for a world transformation that does not rely on oppression and imperialism.
At City Hall, the crowd of over 250 people braved frigid temperatures to hear speakers from Workers World Party, Philadelphia Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression and the
Students for Justice in Palestine Coalition.
The march paused at 11th and Market to listen to speakers from the Save Chinatown Coalition and Health Care Workers for Palestine.
The march ended at 5th and Market, where Anakbayan, Friends of Congo and Industrial Workers of the World also spoke.
The assassination of Dr. King in 1968 as he organized sanitation workers in Memphis, Tennessee, was a naked act of state violence aimed at preventing his revolutionary work of uniting poor and working people in support of Black liberation. His lifetime fight against what he called the “triple evils” of U.S. racism, economic exploitation, and militarism is one we continue today. Rather than recite quotes in an empty attempt to show solidarity, we call upon all to join together against inhumane immigration policies, in support of health care as a human right, call out those who want to undermine Black history, call out those who erode voting rights, demand the resources we need to solve our climate crisis and end U.S. imperialism that makes us all less safe.
We are more than a year into the brutal U.S./Israeli-led genocide in Palestine and hundreds of years into the existence of the U.S. empire that Dr. King understood to be the “greatest purveyor of violence in the world today.” Regardless of which party sits in the white people’s house in Washington DC., we understand that local and international repression and violence will continue unabated unless we unite and organize.
The struggle against imperialism must continue until all colonized and oppressed people are free! Until all political prisoners are at home! Until all occupied lands–from Lenapehoking and Palestine to Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo to Puerto Rico, Haiti to the Philippines–are returned! Until all people have access to the basic human rights of housing, food, clean water, free healthcare and education!
Contact phillyallianceagainstimpe@gmail.com
for more information on how to join this dynamic anti-imperialist coalition.
I took this photo on the day the governement announced the new budget. Not sure if it was a planned reaction. Based on the signs the protesters aren't happy about the decisions the Labour party or thecoalition have made about the downturn.
It's a delicate issue
A sit-in in front of the Prime Minister's Quarters against violence against women in Nepal, turned into a protest march yesterday. The protesters marched backwards to Singha Durbar, Nepal's Parliament.