Solomon Islands: Buildings In Ranadi Engulfed In Flames On 2nd Day Of Riots In Honiara

This video shows buildings in Ranadi engulfed in flames on Thursday, November 25. Demonstrators demanding PM Sogavare’s resignation defied a lockdown for the second day. Buildings in the Chinatown district and other locations east of Honiara were looted and burned.

UK: ‘End Violence Against Women’ Protest Across Country 2

A 16 day of activism campaign to stop violence against women has started on November 25. On Saturday, November 27, demonstrations were taking place in major cities in the UK.

UK: ‘End Violence Against Women’ Protest Across Country

A 16 day of activism campaign to stop violence against women has started on November 25. On Saturday, November 27, demonstrations were taking place in major cities in the UK.

UK: Extinction Rebellion Blocks Amazon Warehouses On Black Friday

Extinction Rebellion (XR), climate activists protested outside Amazon warehouses across the UK on Black Friday, November 26, and accused Amazon and Jeff Bezos. The disruptive protests were "to confront the exploitative and environmentally destructive business practices of one of the world's largest companies", XR said in a statement.

Sudan: People Join Protest In Atbara Over Military Takeover

Not just in Khartoum, people also gathered in Atbara to protest against the Sudanese military coup on Thursday, November 25.

Turkey: March On International Day For The Elimination Of Violence Against Women In Istanbul

Thousands, mostly woman, joined the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women march in Istanbul on November 25. These demonstrators were also demanding the government to rejoin the Istanbul Convention, an agreement to protect women. The protest turned violent at the end as the Turkish police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at the protesters.

Tokyo Gov. Koike

Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike attends a regular press conference at the metropolitan government headquarters on Nov. 26, 2021, for the first time since her recovery from severe fatigue.

Solomon Islands: Riots, Fires Continue In Honiara For 3rd Day

Tensions remained high in Honiara as riots, looting, and torching of buildings continued on for the 3rd day, November 26. There are reports of a building on fire behind the PM residence.

Mexico: SSP Police Deploy Smoke Flares To Fend Off Demonstrators At Zócalo During 25N March In Mexico City

Smoke from flares filled the air at the Plaza de la Constitución (Zócalo) in Mexico City during the 25N march on Thursday, November 25. Thousands joined the march to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. This video shows Secretaría de Seguridad Pública la Ciudad de México (SSP) police behind a barricade deploying smoke flares toward demonstrators.

Sudan: Thousands Of People Protest In Khartoum Over Military Takeover

Thousands of people gathered in Khartoum to protest against the Sudanese military coup on Thursday, November 25. According to reports, military forces fired teargas to disperse protesters.

Pakistan: Petrol Dealers’ Nationwide Strike Triggers Panic Buying

The Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association (PPDA) announced that they will go on a nationwide strike on Thursday, November 25 to demand an increase in the margin on the sale of petroleum products. Long queues were witnessed at petrol stations across Pakistan including Islamabad, Rawalpindi, and Karachi after the PPDA's announcement.

Solomon Islands: Smoke Billows From Fires In Chinatown District In Honiara As Riots Continue

This video shows smoke billowing from the Chinatown district in Honiara on Thursday, November 24. Demonstrators demanding PM Sogavare’s resignation defied a lockdown for the second day. Buildings in the Chinatown district were looted and burned.

Anti-government protest in Thailand

Anti-government protesters calling for reform of the monarchy march in Bangkok, Thailand, on Nov. 14, 2021.

Anti-government protest in Thailand

Anti-government protesters calling for reform of the monarchy gather in Bangkok, Thailand, on Nov. 14, 2021.

Japan's top government spokesman Matsuno

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno attends a press conference at the prime minister's office in Tokyo on Nov. 25, 2021.

Japan's top government spokesman Matsuno

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno attends a press conference at the prime minister's office in Tokyo on Nov. 25, 2021.

Turkey: Nationwide Protests Break Out After Turkish Lira Collapses

Protests broke out across Turkey after the Turkish lira collapsed. It fell from 11.37 to 13.21 liras per dollar. Demonstrators marched on streets demanding the resignation of the government.

Solomon Islands: Building Outside Parliament Set On Fire During Protest Against PM

A large crowd of protesters took to the streets of the capital Honiara to call for Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare to step down on Wednesday, November 24. A video posted on social media shows a building near the parliament on fire. Reports said the fire was set by protesting youths.

US: Activists Protest Against Rittenhouse’s Trial Verdict Outside Kenosha Courthouse

Activists protested outside the Kenosha County Courthouse in Wisconsin against the not-guilty verdict in Kyle Rittenhouse's murder trial on Friday, November 19.

US: People Gather At Candlelight Vigil For Ahmaud Arbery In Georgia

The jury of the trial of three men charged in the killing of Ahmaud Arbery, who was shot dead while jogging in Brunswick, Georgia in 2020, entered deliberations on Tuesday, November 23. People gathered outside of the Glynn County Courthouse in Georgia to hold a candlelight vigil.

Sudan: Protests Continue In Khartoum Over Military Coup 5

After the military seized power, protests have been continuing across Sudan. A video posted on social media shows people protesting the military coup in Khartoum North, Khartoum.

Sudan: Tear Gas Deployed During Protests In Khartoum Over Military Coup

After the military seized power, protests have been continuing across Sudan. This video shows tear gas being deployed during the protest in the capital Khartoum on Sunday, November 21.

US: Hundreds Join ‘NoMore’ Protest For Ethiopia Rally Outside White House 2

Hundreds of "NoMore" protesters gathered outside the White House on Sunday, November 21, to rally against the US and the allied forces' intervention in Ethiopia.

US: Hundreds Join ‘NoMore’ Protest For Ethiopia Rally Outside White House

Hundreds of "NoMore" protesters gathered outside the White House on Sunday, November 21, to rally against the US and the allied forces' intervention in Ethiopia.

Sudan: Protests Continue In Khartoum Over Military Coup 4

After the military seized power, protests have been continuing across Sudan. This video shows people marching through 60th street in the capital Khartoum on Sunday, November 21, to protest against the military coup.

Baseball: AL MVP Ohtani turns down Japan gov't award

File photo taken Nov. 15, 2021, shows Los Angeles Angels two-way player Shohei Ohtani attending a press conference in Tokyo. Ohtani turned down the Japanese government's offer to award him one of its top honors, the People's Honor Award, following his MVP-winning season, Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno said on Nov. 22.

US: Protests Erupt In Brooklyn, NYC Over Rittenhouse’s Not Guilty Verdict

Protests erupted in Brooklyn, New York City after the not guilty verdict in Kyle Rittenhouse's murder trial on Friday night, November 19. A video posted on social media shows thousands of protesters marching through the city to protest against Rittenhouse's verdict.

Sudan: Protest Continues In Khartoum Over Military Coup 2

After the military seized power, protests have been continuing across Sudan. A video posted on social media shows people protesting the military coup in front of the Riyadh Police Department.

UK: Crowd Marches Through Birmingham As Part Of Anti-Vaccine ‘Freedom Rally’

People gathered for a 'freedom rally' in Birmingham on Saturday, November 20, to march through the streets and protest against COVID vaccinations.

India: Farmers Celebrate After PM Modi Withdraws Controversial Farm Laws

Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the repeal of three controversial farm laws in a national TV address on Friday, November 19 after a year of protests. A video posted on social media shows dozens of farmers are celebrating with fireworks in Uttarakhand after the Prime Minister's announcement.

Croatia: Thousands Of People Protest In Zagreb Against COVID Restrictions

Thousands of people gathered for a protest against the COVID vaccine pass and restrictions in the Croatian capital Zagreb on Saturday, November 20. In Croatia, since November 15, proof of vaccination, recovery from COVID, or a negative test has been mandatory for all employees of state and public services, as well as for citizens who will use their services and come to their premises.

Sudan: Protest Continues In Khartoum Over Military Coup 3

After the military seized power, protests have been continuing across Sudan. A video posted on social media shows people marching through the streets of Khartoum to protest against the military coup.

Sudan: Protest Continues In Khartoum Over Military Coup

After the military seized power, protests have been continuing across Sudan. A video posted on social media shows people making barricades on the street in Khartoum.

UK: People In London Protest Against Austrian Reintroduction Of COVID Restrictions

People gathered outside of the Austrian embassy in London on Saturday, November 20 evening to protest against Austrian reintroduction of COVID restrictions.

Tokyo Gov. Koike resumes work

Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike meets the press at the metropolitan government headquarters building in Tokyo on Nov. 21, 2021, resuming work after being hospitalized from late October to early November due to severe fatigue.

Tokyo Gov. Koike resumes work

Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike meets the press at the metropolitan government headquarters building in Tokyo on Nov. 21, 2021, resuming work after being hospitalized from late October to early November due to severe fatigue.

Iran: Thousands Protest In Isfahan To Demand Revival Of Drought-Stricken River

Hundreds of thousands of farmers and protesters gathered near the dried-up Zayandeh Rud River near the historical Khaju Bridge in Isfahan on Friday, November 19, to demand a sustainable solution to droughts affecting their livelihood. "Isfahan claims the right of water that has been sold to Kerman and Yazd for many years. Zayandeh Rud River changed to a seasonal river 20 years ago. The river flows once or twice a year except for this year, so the people of Isfahan protested at a rally," the video owner said.

Canada: Drivers Race To Gas Up As Restrictions Take Effect In BC After Historic Flooding

The British Columbia government announced on Friday, November 19, restrictions on travel and gas consumption after historic rains caused massive floods and mudslides in the region. The general public is limited to 30 liters of gasoline per visit to a gas station and urged not to do non-essential travel. Hours after the announcement, motorists flocked to fuel stations to fill up tanks, causing long lines.

Tokyo Gov. Koike resumes work

Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike arrives at the metropolitan government headquarters building in Tokyo on Nov. 21, 2021, resuming work after being hospitalized from late October to early November due to severe fatigue.

France: Security Officers Strike At Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport Cause Travel Chaos

Security officers at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport went on strike against wage cuts from Tuesday, November 16. Due to this strike, a long line was formed at security points of the airport on Friday, November 19.

Sudan: Death Toll Rises As Anti-Coup Protests Continue 4

After the military seized power, protests have been continuing across Sudan. Several deaths and injuries were reported on November 17th demonstrations. This video shows a street clash on Martyr Abdel Azim Street. Young revolutionaries defend the street as tear gas is shot from a security vehicle.

France: Hundreds Join Protest Over Austria’s New COVID19 Restrictions Outside Austrian Embassy In Paris

On Thursday night, hundreds of people gathered outside the Austrian Embassy in Paris to protest against Austria’s new COVID-19 restrictions. They were afraid the French government might do the same to decrease the circulation of the COVID19 virus as Christmas is on its way.

Japan's top government spokesman Matsuno

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno attends a press conference at the prime minister's office in Tokyo on Nov. 19, 2021.

Japan's top government spokesman Matsuno

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno attends a press conference at the prime minister's office in Tokyo on Nov. 19, 2021.

Japan's top government spokesman Matsuno

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno attends a press conference at the prime minister's office in Tokyo on Nov. 19, 2021.

US: Students Stage Walkout At Norman High School In Oklahoma In Support Of Julius Jones

Students of Norman High School in Oklahoma walked around the campus on Thursday, November 18 in support of the clemency for a death row inmate, Julius Jones. Gov. Kevin Stitt granted clemency to Jones hours before he was scheduled to be executed.

Japanese Prime Minister Kishida

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida speaks during policy talks between the government and the Liberal Democratic Party-led ruling coalition on Nov. 19, 2021, in Tokyo.

Sudan: Death Toll Rises As Anti-Coup Protests Continue 3

After the military seized power, protests have been continuing across Sudan. Several deaths and injuries were reported on November 17th demonstrations. This video posted on social media shows men and women making barricades on the street of Khartoum.

Sudan: Death Toll Rises As Anti-Coup Protests Continue 2

After the military seized power, protests have been continuing across Sudan. Several deaths and injuries were reported on November 17th demonstrations. The total number of fatalities from protests has risen to 39. Security forces were firing live bullets and tear gas. There was also a cut on mobile phone communications earlier.

US: Supporters Of Julius Jones Kneel Outside Governor’s Mansion To Demand Clemency

Supporter of a death row inmate Julius Jones in Oklahoma gathered outside Gov. Kevin Stitt's mansion on Wednesday, November 17 to demand clemency on Jones. A video posted on social media shows protesters kneeling on a road in prayer for Jones.