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Hundreds of thousands of students, teachers, and parents protested nationwide in France over deteriorating school conditions, leading to clashes with police and numerous arrests. Organizers claim 450,000 participants, while the Interior Ministry reported over 250,000.
Delhi police sealed Jantar Mantar and detained over 700 protesters, including opposition leaders, who were demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar on Gandhi Jayanti.
An Anti-Terrorism Court in Rawalpindi has reserved its verdict on a case against Aleema Khan, sister of PTI founder Imran Khan, related to a November 26, 2024 protest. The verdict is expected Wednesday.
PTI parliamentarians detained ahead of protest in Islamabad
The father of Sahil Wakode, an IIT Bombay student who died by suicide, alleges his son faced caste discrimination and harassment, prompting a Crime Branch investigation. The family initially refused to accept the body, demanding action against those responsible.
Around 300 teachers and supporters demonstrated in Marburg, Germany, against planned reforms in Hessian teacher training, including a shortened preparatory service and increased workload.
Greenpeace activists projected "money rain" onto a Hamburg tank farm to protest oil companies' rising excess profits amidst high fuel prices. They accuse firms of making record profits since the Iran war, while Germans struggle with fuel costs.
Goods transporters in Pakistan are demanding the immediate release of approximately 700 vehicles and containers seized by police in Islamabad and Rawalpindi ahead of a political protest scheduled for September 27.
DRC: Violence Erupts in Kinshasa During Opposition Protest
A planned opposition march in Kinshasa turned violent, with clashes between protesters and pro-presidential youth groups, and police using tear gas. Opposition leader Martin Fayulu accused President Tshisekedi of orchestrating an attack.
In Kinshasa, a demonstration by the C64 opposition coalition against alleged constitutional changes led to clashes between protesters, opposition leaders, and ruling party supporters, with opposition leader Martin Fayulu blaming President Félix Tshisekedi after being inju…
Ogoni youths in Rivers State, Nigeria, have threatened widespread protests if the Federal Government resumes oil exploration in Ogoniland without first creating Bori State.
Demonstrator Shot with Air Gun After Election in Saxony-Anhalt; PISA Results 'Dramatic' for German Students
A 25-year-old demonstrator was lightly injured by an air gun shot during a post-election rally in Halle, Saxony-Anhalt, prompting a State Security investigation. Separately, Germany's latest PISA study results are deemed 'dramatic'.
Chad: Ban on a march of unemployed graduates scheduled for September 9
Chadian authorities have banned a peaceful march planned for September 9 by unemployed graduates across the country, citing risks to public order. The Collective of Unemployed Graduates has denounced the ban but cancelled the sit-in, vowing continued mobilization.
Hundreds of far-right protesters have descended on Portsmouth after a small boat with 140 asylum seekers arrived, leading to a major response with police, helicopters, and lifeboats.
Senegal: In Dakar, hundreds of people demonstrated against the high cost of living
Hundreds of Senegalese citizens protested in Dakar against the rising cost of living, fueled by a social media campaign highlighting soaring prices for essential goods, services, and housing.
Masked anti-immigration protesters disrupt UK's Dover port
Dozens of masked anti-immigration protesters blocked roads leading to Britain's busiest ferry port in Dover, causing significant traffic jams and disrupting travel and cargo.
At least 14 Serbians targeted with advanced spyware in March, during local elections. Digital rights group Share Foundation says it's the largest documented wave of such infections in Serbia.
Nigeria: Police Fire Tear Gas At Pensioners Protesting Arrears At Lagos House
Police in Lagos State fired tear gas at pensioners protesting unpaid pension increases and other benefits at Lagos House, escalating a long-standing dispute over outstanding arrears.
Hundreds of people participated in Christopher Street Day (CSD) events in Altenburg and Gotha, Germany, demonstrating for diversity and open-mindedness. Organizers emphasized the importance of visibility and safety, especially following a recent attack in Berlin.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Special Assistant for Information Shafi Jan claims that more than 2 million people from the province will join the march towards Islamabad on September 27. He also criticized the government for not implementing the Supreme Court's order to transfer PTI …
Indian students and unemployed youth clashed with police in the eastern state of Bihar, demanding access to government jobs and transparency in recruitment exams.
The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) has announced a nationwide protest march in Delhi on September 5, citing unfulfilled promises by the government. The party claims that the government has failed to implement its promises, including the withdrawal of cases against protester…
Greta Thunberg joins 10,000 climate marchers in Stockholm
Around 10,000 people marched through central Stockholm on Sunday to demand stronger climate action, three weeks before Sweden's general election on 13 September. Climate ranks among voters' top concerns.
Namibia: Fishing Workers Protest Phosphate Mining
Fishing industry workers in Walvis Bay, Namibia, protested against marine phosphate mining after the government issued an Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) for the Sandpiper Marine Phosphate Project, citing concerns over fish stocks and livelihoods.
CJP volunteers were attacked during a school inspection in Jaipur villages. The party has given an ultimatum to the Rajasthan government to arrest the culprits within 48 hours. If not, they will stage a state-wide protest and demand the resignation of the Education Minister.
Children in Chhatarpur, MP, marched 40 km to demand basic amenities. They were protesting the lack of basic facilities like roads, bridges, and electricity.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju denied police used pellet guns or fired shots during a July 20 protest at Jantar Mantar, countering opposition claims by Rahul Gandhi that two students were injured.
Over 100 Jaipur residents staged a unique protest against potholes by dressing up as astronauts and standing in water-filled craters on the road.
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Hundreds join Copenhagen kayak parade in support of Greenland
Hundreds of kayakers paraded through Copenhagen harbour, waving Greenlandic flags to mark the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples and show solidarity with Greenland.