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Anti government supporters are trying to occupy / invade ministries around Bangkok and Nonthaburi in order to stop the government functioning. This is the second time the protestors have been to the ministry in question, this time being a weekend the crowds were much bigger.
Images for the RNC in St. Paul MN on Sept. 4th 2008.
I didn't attend to protest, but documented the event...
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Protesta y vigilia realizada en Madrid dentro de la jornada de protestas convocadas en distintas ciudades como Santiago de Compostela, Barcelona o Sevilla, en solidaridad con los tres activistas que permanecen en prisión preventiva y contra la represión que sufre el movimiento de derechos animales.
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[PHOTO: Interior Ministry Officers joining protestors as they stage a strike. The officers aren’t allowed to return to work until they shave their beards.]
The whole scene started winding down around Maghrib time, as those who chose to move towards the embassy went back to the peaceful protests that were being held at the main Square (in front of the Umar Makram masjid).
A large crowd of protesters gathered and marched along the block in front of 46th Ward Alderman James Cappleman's office at 4544 N. Broadway from 5-7pm on Wednesday March 6th. Demonstrators were protesting the Alderman's asking food trucks from organizations such as the Salvation Army and the Night Ministry to stop distributing food to the homeless in the neighborhood. Addtionally, the protesters expressed concern at the alderman's catering to gentrfying developers at the expense of the homeless and the poor. Food Not Bombs served soup during the protest, and a new group called Uptown Uprising has been formed to continue to address these concerns in their neighborhood: www.facebook.com/pages/Uptown-Uprising/173397179474980
Five days into the new Trump administration, seven Greenpeace activists climbed a crane at the construction site of the former Washington Post to unfurl a large "Resist" banner.
Around 200 members of the Iranian community and supporters gathered in Canberra to show solidarity with the ongoing Iranian revolution on the anniversary of the 'silent massacre' in November 2019. We now know that around 1500 protesters were murdered by the regime in this massacre and the death toll so far in the current uprising is 402 including 58 children.