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24 серпня 2021 року - 30-річчя Незалежності України. Слава Україні!
Аня - дівчина незалежної України 28 листопада 2013 року, у перші дні спротиву на Майдані Незалежності, до побиття Беркутом студентів, які встановили палатки.
I took the photo on November 28th, 2013. It was Evromaidan - a massive, months-long protest in the center of Kyiv, which began on November 21, 2013. The reason for the start of the action was the suspension by the Ukrainian government of the preparation process for the signing of an association agreement between Ukraine and the European Union. At 4 am on November 30, a special police unit "Berkut" staged a mass beating of protesters, mainly young people and students. Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets of Kyiv in protest on December 1 - Euromaidan turned into a Revolution of Dignity.
Imagine the difficulties being faced by the commuters. Tikri border is the third protest site I am visiting.
Member of protest group meditating to in crease awareness of Chinese government oppression of minority groups
I went to the archives for today's Monochrome Thursday.
April 1984 in protest we cycled to the United States Army base in Mutlangen where the first of 108 Pershing 2 missiles were put in place. We tried.
"Tens of thousands of West Germans took part in demonstrations, marches and rallies today to protest the arms race and the stationing of new United States missiles in Western Europe." New York Times April 23, 1984
Here is the complete article.
www.nytimes.com/1984/04/23/world/west-germans-stage-antim...
I could relate to this woman obviously.
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A group of women carrying anti SB 1070 posters cheer on the marchers.
Arizona SB 1070 Protest, May 2010
Animal Cruelty Protestor
Bergen, Norway
Nahum 3:19
Nothing can heal you; your wound is fatal. All who hear the news about you clap their hands at your fall, for who has not felt your endless cruelty?
US Army LT Dan Choi and former Army CPT Jim Pietrangelo leading a crowd of supporting protesters in the Pledge of Allegiance after handcuffing themselves to the north fence of the White House to protest 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell.'
Washington, DC / March 18, 2010
Shortly after my stint in the Army in '71, I did what I could to protest the war in Viet Nam and made the New Orleans' Times Picayune newspaper, even though they misinterpreted my motive. I remember having to stand on the hand railing to reach the top of the letters!
Yep, I was a wild and crazy guy... ;)
Protester, dressed all in tweed, stands holding a sign in Congress Square at the intersection of Free Street, Congress Street, and High Street, in Portland, Maine.
Photo taken with a Pentax K20D and SMC-DA 16-45mm f/4 lens.
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what's a big gay event without super christian crazy protestors?
the ara was there too, to protest the other protestors
in the face of what happens every day, the word protest appears euphemistic. what you are seeing here is not a demonstration but a crowd defending taksim, so that people can demonstrate and 'occupy' there. yesterday saw a lot of police provocation in order to lure protesters out of the greater taksim area and arrest them, but some strong voices were able to hold back most of the less strategically minded who wanted to throw stones at the water cannons waiting beyond the barricades (a rather futile excercise).
You know what? I saw a lot of the protesters out there, faces covered, trying to be shady. These protesters were out in the open, causing no problems and being amicable to people.
I'm with them. I share their message.
There were some other students protesting for "Safe Data Mining" but I didn't get a chance to photograph them. I have to say, I'm all for "Safe Data Mining."
This is in the city of Palermo, Sicily. We had to go around the backstreets to get past this protest march
Farmer’s Protest, New Delhi - the summer bedroom;
7 months (literally on the road) and still counting..