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Serbia: Anti-Vucic Protests Continue in Novi Sad

A protest against President Aleksandar Vucic continued in Novi Sad on Monday, November 3 after tens of thousands gathered on the weekend to mark one year since the city’s train station roof collapse that killed 16 people.

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Serbia: Thousands March Into Novi Sad to Mark 1 Year Anniversary of Train Station Tragedy

Tens of thousands of students and anti-government protesters from across Serbia marched into Novi Sad on Friday, October 31, to mark the first anniversary of a train station roof collapse. On Saturday, demonstrators observed 16 minutes of silence for the 16 victims of the tragedy, demanding accountability for the disaster and early elections to remove the Vucic government.

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Peru: Protests Erupt Against New President José Jerí Administration in Lima 4

Thousands of people in Lima took to the streets to protest against the brand new administration of President José Jerí on Wednesday, October 15, just one day after he presented his cabinet. Police used tear gas to disperse the anti-government demonstrators.

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Peru: Protests Erupt Against New President José Jerí Administration in Lima 3

Thousands of people in Lima took to the streets to protest against the brand new administration of President José Jerí on Wednesday, October 15, just one day after he presented his cabinet. Police used tear gas to disperse the anti-government demonstrators.

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Peru: Protests Erupt Against New President José Jerí Administration in Lima 2

Thousands of people in Lima took to the streets to protest against the brand new administration of President José Jerí on Wednesday, October 15, just one day after he presented his cabinet. Police used tear gas to disperse the anti-government demonstrators.

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Peru: Protests Erupt Against New President José Jerí Administration in Lima

Thousands of people in Lima took to the streets to protest against the brand new administration of President José Jerí on Wednesday, October 15, just one day after he presented his cabinet. Police used tear gas to disperse the anti-government demonstrators.

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US: Arrests Made at Protests Outside ICE Facility in Portland

On Saturday, October 11, the Portland Police Bureau (PPB) monitored protest activity in the South Waterfront area, resulting in two arrests. During the event, police were notified of a man who had been assaulted and injured near South Bancroft Street and South Bond Avenue. The man was transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Since nightly protests began in early June, the PPB has made a total of 49 arrests in the South Waterfront area, including these two.

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Philippines: Protests Over Flood-Control Corruption Turn Violent in Manila

On Sunday, tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Manila to protest alleged corruption in government flood-control projects. Demonstrators clashed with police at multiple locations, including Ayala Bridge, Recto, and Mendiola, throwing rocks and firebombs. The unrest resulted in over 200 arrests and at least 50 people hospitalized, including nearly 100 police officers who were injured. Some protesters were detained for allegedly setting fire to a truck.

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France: Hundreds of Thousands Join Nationwide Protests Over Austerity Budget 7

On September 18, hundreds of thousands people joined over 250 demonstrations across France in response to a cross-industry union call against the austerity budget introduced by former Prime Minister François Bayrou. Unions criticized the measures as “brutal,” arguing they unfairly target workers, vulnerable groups, retirees, and the sick. Current Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has yet to revise the policies. Union leaders hailed the strike as a success and urged the government to ensure fiscal, social, and environmental justice in the upcoming budget.

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France: Hundreds of Thousands Join Nationwide Protests Over Austerity Budget 6

On September 18, hundreds of thousands people joined over 250 demonstrations across France in response to a cross-industry union call against the austerity budget introduced by former Prime Minister François Bayrou. Unions criticized the measures as “brutal,” arguing they unfairly target workers, vulnerable groups, retirees, and the sick. Current Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has yet to revise the policies. Union leaders hailed the strike as a success and urged the government to ensure fiscal, social, and environmental justice in the upcoming budget.

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France: Hundreds of Thousands Join Nationwide Protests Over Austerity Budget 5

On September 18, hundreds of thousands people joined over 250 demonstrations across France in response to a cross-industry union call against the austerity budget introduced by former Prime Minister François Bayrou. Unions criticized the measures as “brutal,” arguing they unfairly target workers, vulnerable groups, retirees, and the sick. Current Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has yet to revise the policies. Union leaders hailed the strike as a success and urged the government to ensure fiscal, social, and environmental justice in the upcoming budget.

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France: Hundreds of Thousands Join Nationwide Protests Over Austerity Budget 2

On September 18, hundreds of thousands people joined over 250 demonstrations across France in response to a cross-industry union call against the austerity budget introduced by former Prime Minister François Bayrou. Unions criticized the measures as “brutal,” arguing they unfairly target workers, vulnerable groups, retirees, and the sick. Current Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has yet to revise the policies. Union leaders hailed the strike as a success and urged the government to ensure fiscal, social, and environmental justice in the upcoming budget.

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France: Hundreds of Thousands Join Nationwide Protests Over Austerity Budget 4

On September 18, hundreds of thousands people joined over 250 demonstrations across France in response to a cross-industry union call against the austerity budget introduced by former Prime Minister François Bayrou. Unions criticized the measures as “brutal,” arguing they unfairly target workers, vulnerable groups, retirees, and the sick. Current Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has yet to revise the policies. Union leaders hailed the strike as a success and urged the government to ensure fiscal, social, and environmental justice in the upcoming budget.

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France: Hundreds of Thousands Join Nationwide Protests Over Austerity Budget 3

On September 18, hundreds of thousands people joined over 250 demonstrations across France in response to a cross-industry union call against the austerity budget introduced by former Prime Minister François Bayrou. Unions criticized the measures as “brutal,” arguing they unfairly target workers, vulnerable groups, retirees, and the sick. Current Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has yet to revise the policies. Union leaders hailed the strike as a success and urged the government to ensure fiscal, social, and environmental justice in the upcoming budget.

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France: September 18 Austerity Protests Turn Violent in Paris

On September 18, hundreds of thousands participated in over 250 protests across France against the austerity budget introduced by former PM François Bayrou. In Paris, demonstrations turned violent, with clashes between protesters and police, who used tear gas and made several arrests.

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France: Hundreds of Thousands Join Nationwide Protests Over Austerity Budget

On September 18, hundreds of thousands people joined over 250 demonstrations across France in response to a cross-industry union call against the austerity budget introduced by former Prime Minister François Bayrou. Unions criticized the measures as “brutal,” arguing they unfairly target workers, vulnerable groups, retirees, and the sick. Current Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has yet to revise the policies. Union leaders hailed the strike as a success and urged the government to ensure fiscal, social, and environmental justice in the upcoming budget.

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Australia: Multiple Groups Stage Protests Across Major Cities 3

Multiple groups held demonstrations in various Australian cities on Saturday, September 13. The Australia Unites rallies, organized by far-right and anti-vaccine groups, rallied against government policies on cost of living, health, and the environment. At the same time, Indigenous and Palestinian activists held a National Day of Action against racism and fascism, partly in response to a neo-Nazi raid on Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne in August.

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Australia: Multiple Groups Stage Protests Across Major Cities 4

Multiple groups held demonstrations in various Australian cities on Saturday, September 13. The Australia Unites rallies, organized by far-right and anti-vaccine groups, rallied against government policies on cost of living, health, and the environment. At the same time, Indigenous and Palestinian activists held a National Day of Action against racism and fascism, partly in response to a neo-Nazi raid on Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne in August.

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Australia: Multiple Groups Stage Protests Across Major Cities 2

Multiple groups are holding demonstrations in various Australian cities on Saturday, September 13. The Australia Unites rallies, organized by far-right and anti-vaccine groups, are protesting government policies on cost of living, health, and the environment. At the same time, Indigenous and Palestinian activists are holding a National Day of Action against racism and fascism, partly in response to a neo-Nazi raid on Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne in August. Authorities, particularly in Victoria, are cautious of potential clashes between far-right and far-left participants, though organizers of both movements emphasize that their protests are intended to remain peaceful.

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Australia: Multiple Groups Stage Protests Across Major Cities

Multiple groups are holding demonstrations in various Australian cities on Saturday, September 13. The Australia Unites rallies, organized by far-right and anti-vaccine groups, are protesting government policies on cost of living, health, and the environment. At the same time, Indigenous and Palestinian activists are holding a National Day of Action against racism and fascism, partly in response to a neo-Nazi raid on Camp Sovereignty in Melbourne in August. Authorities, particularly in Victoria, are cautious of potential clashes between far-right and far-left participants, though organizers of both movements emphasize that their protests are intended to remain peaceful.

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Serbia: Tens of Thousands March for Early Elections After Fatal Railway Collapse 2

Tens of thousands of protesters marched silently in Belgrade and other Serbian towns on Monday, September 1 to commemorate the 16 people killed in a railway station roof collapse last November. Led by high school students, the demonstrations called for early elections to oust President Aleksandar Vucic and his SNS party, citing corruption as the root cause.

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Serbia: Tens of Thousands March for Early Elections After Fatal Railway Collapse

Tens of thousands of protesters marched silently in Belgrade and other Serbian towns on Monday, September 1 to commemorate the 16 people killed in a railway station roof collapse last November. Led by high school students, the demonstrations called for early elections to oust President Aleksandar Vucic and his SNS party, citing corruption as the root cause.

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Indonesia: Three Dead After Makassar City Council Set Ablaze During Protest

In Makassar, South Sulawesi, a demonstration turned violent on Friday, August 29, resulting in the burning of the City Council (DPRD office). Three people died and five were injured after being trapped inside the building during the incident.

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Indonesia: Three Dead After Makassar City Council Set Ablaze During Protest 2

In Makassar, South Sulawesi, a demonstration turned violent on Friday, August 29, resulting in the burning of the City Council (DPRD office). Three people died and five were injured after being trapped inside the building during the incident.

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Serbia: Anti-Government Protests Turn Violent as Clashes with Police Erupt

Thousands of anti-government protesters took to the streets across Serbia on Thursday, smashing windows of the governing party's headquarters in Novi Sad. In Belgrade, police fired tear gas to disperse protesters after clashes erupted with the president's supporters.

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Serbia: Clashes Erupt Across Country as Pro- and Anti-Government Protests Escalate

Clashes continued in Serbia for a second day as supporters and opponents of President Aleksandar Vucic staged competing demonstrations across multiple cities, including Novi Sad, Belgrade, Kraljevo, Nis, Cacak, and Kragujevac. Riot police intervened with tear gas and separation tactics as both sides threw flares, rocks, and bottles. The protests, student-led since November, began after a train station canopy collapsed in Novi Sad, killing 16 and sparking outrage over corruption. Demonstrators demand early parliamentary elections, which Vucic has refused. Government supporters have recently organized counter-protests, escalating tensions.

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Ukraine: Protests Over Anti-Corruption Agencies Continue for Second Night in Kyiv 3

Thousands of people gathered in Kyiv for a second consecutive night on Wednesday, July 23, to protest a new law signed by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The legislation reduces the independence of Ukraine's two main anti-corruption bodies — the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO).

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Ukraine: Protests Over Anti-Corruption Agencies Continue for Second Night in Kyiv 2

Thousands of people gathered in Kyiv for a second consecutive night on Wednesday, July 23, to protest a new law signed by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The legislation reduces the independence of Ukraine's two main anti-corruption bodies — the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO).

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Ukraine: Protests Over Anti-Corruption Agencies Continue for Second Night in Kyiv

Thousands of people gathered in Kyiv for a second consecutive night on Wednesday, July 23, to protest a new law signed by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The legislation reduces the independence of Ukraine's two main anti-corruption bodies — the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO).

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Kenya: Nationwide Anti-Government Protests Mark Deadly 2024 Anniversary 3

This video shows tires and other objects burning on a street in Makongeni, Thika. Major cities across Kenya came to a standstill on Wednesday, June 25, as thousands protested to mark the first anniversary of the deadly Gen Z-led demonstrations last year. Protesters marched through Nairobi, Mombasa, Eldoret, Kisii, Nyeri, and Nakuru, demanding justice, police reform, and government accountability. Clashes broke out between demonstrators and riot police, especially in Nairobi's CBD and along major roads like Thika Road. Roads were barricaded, bonfires lit, and businesses shut down. Police responded with tear gas and live ammunition in some cases, leaving multiple people injured.

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Georgia: Protesters Block Rustaveli Avenue Over Detentions at Previous Protest

Protesters blocked Rustaveli Avenue in central Tbilisi on Monday, April 21 after two protesters were detained by police on the same street the previous night for allegedly disobeying their orders. The protests in Georgia initially erupted in November 2024 following the government’s decision to halt the country’s EU integration until 2028.

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Serbia: Students Block Entrance of Public Broadcaster in Anti-Government Protest 4

Serbian students leading anti-government protests blocked the entrance to the Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) offices in Belgrade, accusing the state broadcaster of ignoring their movement and demonstrations.

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Serbia: Students Block Entrance of Public Broadcaster in Anti-Government Protest 3

Serbian students leading anti-government protests blocked the entrance to the Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) offices in Belgrade, accusing the state broadcaster of ignoring their movement and demonstrations.

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Serbia: Students Block Entrance of Public Broadcaster in Anti-Government Protest 2

Serbian students leading anti-government protests blocked the entrance to the Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) offices in Belgrade, accusing the state broadcaster of ignoring their movement and demonstrations.

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Serbia: Students Block Entrance of Public Broadcaster in Anti-Government Protest

Serbian students leading anti-government protests blocked the entrance to the Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) offices in Belgrade, accusing the state broadcaster of ignoring their movement and demonstrations.

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University students protest over jailing of Erdogan's main rival - Izmir

University students demonstrate and called boycott at University, in support of Istanbul mayor, nine days after his arrest, In Izmir, Turkey, on March 28, 2025. Turkey intensified its crackdown on anti-government protests on March 28, 2025, arresting the lawyer of the jailed Istanbul mayor and targeting more journalists, as the country faces its biggest wave of unrest in more than a decade. Photo by Berkcan Zengin/ABACAPRESS.COM

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University students protest over jailing of Erdogan's main rival - Izmir

University students demonstrate and called boycott at University, in support of Istanbul mayor, nine days after his arrest, In Izmir, Turkey, on March 28, 2025. Turkey intensified its crackdown on anti-government protests on March 28, 2025, arresting the lawyer of the jailed Istanbul mayor and targeting more journalists, as the country faces its biggest wave of unrest in more than a decade. Photo by Berkcan Zengin/ABACAPRESS.COM

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University students protest over jailing of Erdogan's main rival - Izmir

University students demonstrate and called boycott at University, in support of Istanbul mayor, nine days after his arrest, In Izmir, Turkey, on March 28, 2025. Turkey intensified its crackdown on anti-government protests on March 28, 2025, arresting the lawyer of the jailed Istanbul mayor and targeting more journalists, as the country faces its biggest wave of unrest in more than a decade. Photo by Berkcan Zengin/ABACAPRESS.COM

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University students protest over jailing of Erdogan's main rival - Izmir

University students demonstrate and called boycott at University, in support of Istanbul mayor, nine days after his arrest, In Izmir, Turkey, on March 28, 2025. Turkey intensified its crackdown on anti-government protests on March 28, 2025, arresting the lawyer of the jailed Istanbul mayor and targeting more journalists, as the country faces its biggest wave of unrest in more than a decade. Photo by Berkcan Zengin/ABACAPRESS.COM

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University students protest over jailing of Erdogan's main rival - Izmir

University students demonstrate and called boycott at University, in support of Istanbul mayor, nine days after his arrest, In Izmir, Turkey, on March 28, 2025. Turkey intensified its crackdown on anti-government protests on March 28, 2025, arresting the lawyer of the jailed Istanbul mayor and targeting more journalists, as the country faces its biggest wave of unrest in more than a decade. Photo by Berkcan Zengin/ABACAPRESS.COM

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University students protest over jailing of Erdogan's main rival - Izmir

University students demonstrate and called boycott at University, in support of Istanbul mayor, nine days after his arrest, In Izmir, Turkey, on March 28, 2025. Turkey intensified its crackdown on anti-government protests on March 28, 2025, arresting the lawyer of the jailed Istanbul mayor and targeting more journalists, as the country faces its biggest wave of unrest in more than a decade. Photo by Berkcan Zengin/ABACAPRESS.COM

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University students protest over jailing of Erdogan's main rival - Izmir

University students demonstrate and called boycott at University, in support of Istanbul mayor, nine days after his arrest, In Izmir, Turkey, on March 28, 2025. Turkey intensified its crackdown on anti-government protests on March 28, 2025, arresting the lawyer of the jailed Istanbul mayor and targeting more journalists, as the country faces its biggest wave of unrest in more than a decade. Photo by Berkcan Zengin/ABACAPRESS.COM

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University students protest over jailing of Erdogan's main rival - Izmir

University students demonstrate and called boycott at University, in support of Istanbul mayor, nine days after his arrest, In Izmir, Turkey, on March 28, 2025. Turkey intensified its crackdown on anti-government protests on March 28, 2025, arresting the lawyer of the jailed Istanbul mayor and targeting more journalists, as the country faces its biggest wave of unrest in more than a decade. Photo by Berkcan Zengin/ABACAPRESS.COM

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University students protest over jailing of Erdogan's main rival - Izmir

University students demonstrate and called boycott at University, in support of Istanbul mayor, nine days after his arrest, In Izmir, Turkey, on March 28, 2025. Turkey intensified its crackdown on anti-government protests on March 28, 2025, arresting the lawyer of the jailed Istanbul mayor and targeting more journalists, as the country faces its biggest wave of unrest in more than a decade. Photo by Berkcan Zengin/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Turkey justice minister answered journalists' questions - Ankara

Turkiye'a justice minister Yilmaz Tunc, answered journalists' questions in the parliament, in Ankara, on March 26, 2025. Eight journalists covering anti-government protests held in Turkey. Arrests condemned as ‘unlawful’ by press freedom groups, highlighting growing repression amid demonstrations against President Erdogan. The journalists were among 10 arrested in dawn raids on their homes earlier this week. An Istanbul court initially ruled the journalists should be released before reversing the decision and issuing an official arrest order, according to their lawyers and representatives. Among the detained are Yasin Akgul of Agence France-Presse and the former AFP photojournalist Bulent Kılıc, who was named Guardian agency photographer of the year in 2014 for his coverage of Ukraine, events on the Turkish border with Syria and the deadly crash of flight MH17. Photo by Depo Photos/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Turkey justice minister answered journalists' questions - Ankara

Turkiye'a justice minister Yilmaz Tunc, answered journalists' questions in the parliament, in Ankara, on March 26, 2025. Eight journalists covering anti-government protests held in Turkey. Arrests condemned as ‘unlawful’ by press freedom groups, highlighting growing repression amid demonstrations against President Erdogan. The journalists were among 10 arrested in dawn raids on their homes earlier this week. An Istanbul court initially ruled the journalists should be released before reversing the decision and issuing an official arrest order, according to their lawyers and representatives. Among the detained are Yasin Akgul of Agence France-Presse and the former AFP photojournalist Bulent Kılıc, who was named Guardian agency photographer of the year in 2014 for his coverage of Ukraine, events on the Turkish border with Syria and the deadly crash of flight MH17. Photo by Depo Photos/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Turkey justice minister answered journalists' questions - Ankara

Turkiye'a justice minister Yilmaz Tunc, answered journalists' questions in the parliament, in Ankara, on March 26, 2025. Eight journalists covering anti-government protests held in Turkey. Arrests condemned as ‘unlawful’ by press freedom groups, highlighting growing repression amid demonstrations against President Erdogan. The journalists were among 10 arrested in dawn raids on their homes earlier this week. An Istanbul court initially ruled the journalists should be released before reversing the decision and issuing an official arrest order, according to their lawyers and representatives. Among the detained are Yasin Akgul of Agence France-Presse and the former AFP photojournalist Bulent Kılıc, who was named Guardian agency photographer of the year in 2014 for his coverage of Ukraine, events on the Turkish border with Syria and the deadly crash of flight MH17. Photo by Depo Photos/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Turkey: Istanbul University Protests Erupt Over İmamoğlu Diploma Revocation

Ekrem İmamoğlu, the mayor of Istanbul and a potential presidential candidate for the CHP party, had his university diploma revoked and was detained early this morning, March 19. Istanbul University students marched from the cafeteria towards the main gate. Upon reaching the gate, they encountered a police barricade and began chanting, "Open, open, remove the barricade!"

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Argentina: Banging Pots Protest in Buenos Aires After Police Violence at Pensioners’ Protest 5

Clashes broke out at a protest against President Javier Milei’s austerity policies, which was joined by pensioners and soccer fans, in Buenos Aires on Wednesday, March 12. People took to the streets across the capital in the evening to protest police repression. They banged pots and pans and honked horns, also expressing their discontent with the government.

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Argentina: Photojournalist Shot by Police as Anti-Austerity Protesters Clash with Police in Buenos Aires

The video shows Pablo Grillo, an independent photojournalist receiving medical attention after being shot with shot a tear gas canister by police. A protest against President Javier Milei’s austerity policies took place in Buenos Aires on Wednesday, March 12, drawing pensioners and soccer fans. The demonstration turned violent when police deployed water cannons, tear gas, and rubber bullets against protesters who were throwing stones.