Justice Is Everybody's Business Protest In Brussels

Justice Is Everybody's Business Protest In Brussels

BRUSSELS, BELGIUM - MAY 31, 2023: Isabelle Schoman (1R), the secretary of the European TUC and many activists take part in the 'Justice is Everybody's Business' protest outside the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium, on May 31, 2023. The demonstration aims to shed light on the challenges individuals face in seeking justice after their rights are violated by corporate greed. A powerful symbol of these obstacles, a towering mountain, stands at the protest's entrance, representing the immense hurdles people must overcome to attain justice. The activists' presence signifies their unwavering commitment to promoting a fair and equitable society. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto)

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