AGITATIONS OF PEOPLE IN OTHER COUNTRIES
In Chile :
On June 11 (2015), students
throughout the country had
protested demanding reforms of
education, stopping privatised
education, removing the restraints
on granting central funds to
education, on the very day of
formally launching the soccer
tournament by the president of
Chile. They have protested in
Santiago at Alameda Avenue, by
destroying barricades and stopping
traffic, demanding the ending of
privatisation in education.
In Japan :
On June 14, around 25,000
protesters have protested by
surrounding the building of the P.M.
of Japan opposing the intended
new security laws that will give
extrodinary war powers to the
government; which may lead to
new armed conflicts with other
countries.
In Armenia :
Protesting against the rise in
the electricity charges the people
throughout the country have
protested continuously for a week
in the 3rd week of June, due to which
the government has to unable to
withstand the fury of the people,
and announced that it is stopping
the electricity charges that have
been enhanced.
In London :
Tens of thousands of people
joined in a protest march-antiausterity march-through central
London on June 20, exhibiting
placards with slogans such as “END
AUSTERITY NOW” AND “NOCUTS”
and “HELTH NOT WEALTH”.
In Rome :
Activists on June 28th urging
the adoption of an ambitious
legally-binding global agreement
December 2015
changes at the forthcoming U.N.
conference in Paris displayed
banner in St Peter’s square at the
Vatican prior to Pope Francis’
Sunday Angular Player. The
banners read slogans like “OUR
WORLD IS A GRAVE- SOCIAL
DEBT TO POOR” etc.
In Philippines :
On July 3, protesters marched
towards US embassy in Manila,
ahead of a US-Philippines
Friendship day celebrations set for
July 4, denouncing the lop sided
nature of the friendship which
benefits only the US. They carried
banners with slogans like “STOP
the RAPE of our MOTHER-LAND!”
In Japan :
Opposing the disputed
security bill on July 15, again
around 20,000 protesters rallied in
TOKYO, protesting against the
anti-constitutional bill.
In Israel :
Condemning the political
violence, thousands of Israels
conducted protest demonstrations
on the night of July 31, in Jerusalem,
Tel-AVIV and HAFIA towns of Israel.
They demanded to end violence,
Hatred, false and falsified comments
on their land, which are against
Jewish traditions.
In Germany :
On Aug 15, several hundreds
of environmental activists stormed
a lignite mine in Western Germany,
at the open-pit coal mine near
Garzweiler, protesting against use
of coal for electricity production.
They displayed a banner reading
“we do not have to stop protests –
Leave the coal underground”.
In Britain:
Protesting the hike in Railway
fares, on August 18, the railway
unions
conducted
protest
demonstrations, against abnormal
hike of railway fares to 25% and
demanding to nationalise railways.
In USA :
Condemning and protesting
against the increasing of killings
and violence against AfroAmericans, on Aug 18, hundreds
of protesters conducted a protest
march of 25 kms from Baltimore to
Washington. They also claimed
that number of committing suicides
by 50% is in Baltimore city itself
and those 238 suicides were
committed in 8 month of 2015, in
Baltimore.
In France :
On Aug 19, in a protest in
Saint Lo, France farmers have
blockaded roads and stopped
hundreds of trucks bringing in
foreign meat, vegetables and dairy
produce in renewed protesting
against falling prices and cheap
imports.
In Lebanon :
On Aug 24, thousands of
protesters
demanded
the
government’s resignation over
garbage piling up on the streets of
Beirut, after the capital’s main land
fill was closed a month ago.
In West Sahara :
Protesting the abuse of
human rights and incarcerating
those who protested against abuse
of human rights, and the indirect
rule of Morocco from 1975, on Aug
25, came on to the streets with
protest demonstrations in West
Sahara.
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