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In the aftermath of a train accident in Greece, protests have erupted in the capital city of Athens. More than 20,000 employees who had previously announced a strike came together in Syntagma Square, located near the parliament building.…

Protests in Georgia, which started in front of the parliament building in the capital Tbilisi after the approval of a draft law "on transparency of foreign influence" on March 7, continue despite the parliament's withdrawal of the law.…

Thousands protested violence against women and gender discrimination in Paris during a march for International Women's Day on March 8th, led by women's rights associations. The demonstrators carried banners with names and photos of victims…

Protests erupted in Tbilisi after the Georgian Parliament approved the draft law "On Transparency of Foreign Influences" in its first reading. The law requires NGOs and media to register as "foreign influence agents" in Georgia every…

Violent protests have erupted in Atlanta, USA, against the construction of a controversial police training center, dubbed "Cop City". Demonstrators claim that the center will lead to police militarization, and have attacked the site with…

During a protest in Tel Aviv against the government's judicial reform, Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, was reportedly trapped inside a hairdresser's. The situation prompted a large police presence, and Sara…

Protests in Israel against Prime Minister Netanyahu's government's judicial reform continue, with demonstrators in Tel Aviv chanting slogans against attempts to weaken the judiciary. Police responded harshly, using tear gas, sound bombs,…

Thousands of Israelis protested in Jerusalem against the controversial judicial reform proposed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. The reform seeks to limit the power of the Supreme Court and reduce the judiciary's influence…

Greek artists took to the streets to protest a presidential decree that would consider art school diplomas as equivalent to high school diplomas. Over 2,000 artists, students, and set workers gathered in Syntagma Square in Athens on the…

In Lahore, Pakistan, hundreds of people protested the burning of the Quran by Rasmus Paludan, a far-right politician from Sweden. This disrespectful and provocative act, which occurred in front of the Turkish Embassy in Stockholm, angered…