At the call of several unions, thousands of people gathered in the Old Port of Marseille to protest against the pension reform wanted by the French government and which would lower the retirement age from 62 to 64 years old.

To protest against the pension reform, many French refineries are shut down and more than 15% of the country's stations lack at least one fuel.

General strike in Paris ends in violent riots between protesters and police. The strike, following the approval of the new retirement law, has brought daily riots since its unilateral approval by the government of Emmanuel Macron.

A group of Parisians protest in the streets of the French capital after the reform of the retirement age.

For several days Paris has been engulfed in demonstrations and riots over President Emmanuel Macron's law to raise the retirement age. Trash containers and cars set on fire, broken shop windows and clashes with the police are a daily occurrence.

Protest against the Govt for Upper Primary TET recruitment in Kolkata

Hundreds of people gathered in Place Vauban, in Paris, for another wave of protests after Macron forced the reform of pensions with article 49.3 of the French Constitution, at the same time as the two motions of censure, triggered in the wake of this article, presented in the National Assembly were rejected.

At the call of several trade unions, more than a thousand people gathered on Place General de Gaulle to protest against the pension reform wanted by the French government and which would push back the retirement age from 62 to 64 years old.

Activists and anti-racists gathered at the Dam square in Amsterdam to ask for diversity and solidarity, and to protest against all forms of racism and discrimination to mark the Elimination of Racial Discrimination day. Also, against the racism and discrimination that have become increasingly visible in Dutch official institutions.

Israeli protesters against the legal overhaul rallied around the country to disturb the public order for the third time.

At the call of several teachers' union organizations, teachers and parents of students from the schools of Castellane Saint-André (16th) and François-Moisson (2nd) demonstrate in front of the departmental directorate of education services (DSDEN) against the probable closure of classes at the start of the next school year.

March 15 was marked by the eighth general strike due to the new Macron's pension reform, which mobilized hundreds of thousands of French people to march on the streets of Paris.

Vice President Kamala Harris held a press conference prior to a roundtable discussion on reproductive rights.

A hundred magistrates, lawyers and police gathered on the steps of the Marseille courthouse to protest against the reform of the judicial police.

Anti-government protestors rallied in Bnei Brak, near the home of Ultra Orthodox party United Torah Judaism leader and Member of Knesset, Moshe Gafni, as part of the ongoing demonstrations against the right-religious coalitions plans to radically overhaul the judicial system.

Several hundreds of protesters demonstrate outside the UK Parliament while the Illegal Migration Bill is being second read in the House of Commons. The Illegal Migration Bill introduced by the UK Government are highly criticized by the public as a violation of human rights.

French unions have called for a seventh day of action against the French government's pension reform that would raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. The police estimate, for this 7th day, the number of demonstrators marching in the streets of Marseilles at 7,000 while the unions estimate it at 80,000. The Ministry of the Interior reports 368,000 demonstrators in the streets of France , while the unions claim more than 1 million

At the call of several unions and other political organizations, several thousand people marched in the streets of Marseille and everywhere in France to protest against the pension reform wanted by the French government which would postpone the retirement age from 62 to 64 years.

Thousands of people demonstrated on the streets of Marseille on the occasion of International Women's Rights Day.

The Alfred Merlin arrives in Marseille, France

For decades, commuters have relied on jeepney, a vibrant and iconic method of transportation in the Philippines. It is regarded as an iconic representation of Philippine transportation and has evolved into a national symbol. The first Jeepneys were converted American military jeeps that had been abandoned in the Philippines following World War II into unique public transit vehicles that could accomodate up to 20 passengers. On it's decade run, the government is pushing a modernization initiative to replace outdated jeepneys with newer versions that adhere to tighter safety and emissions standards. Jeepney drivers and operators disagree with this decision, citing the ailing cost of modernizing the vehicle. In comparison to traditional jeepneys,…

About 4,000 people from different communities and the city of Quito walked in the protest on Women's Day, demanding social security, and decent health care, remembering the women who have died of femicide, the kidnapped women who never returned home, and decent working conditions. The march began at Central University and ended with a ceremony at the house of culture.

Thousands of women came together and organized a march on March 8, International Women's Day. The women, who came together on Sakarya Street at the call of the 17th Feminist Night March Organization, unfurled a banner "Our rebellion exceeds our mourning, women's solidarity lives". Women also protested the violence against women in Turkey with applause and slogans.

Thousands of people rallied in Barcelona, Spain to celebrate International Women's Day, held every year on 8 March to demand gender equality and to defend women's rights.

Thousands of women took to the main streets of Santiago, Chile, under the slogan "the feminist strike is going." Women from all over the world demonstrated to demand their rights, demand gender equality, wages and denounce gender violence.

To mark International Women's Day, capitals across the world are hosting marches, rallies and demonstrations, including Madrid, where broad tree-lined boulevards are regularly packed with a sea of purple, a colour often associated with women's rights.

Protesters demand for the rights of women with disabilities, today March 8, International Women's Day.

French unions have called for a sixth day of action against the French government's pension reform which would raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. The police estimate, for this 6th day, the number of demonstrators marching in the streets of Marseille at 30,000 and while the unions estimate it at 245,000. The Ministry of the Interior has reported 1.28 million demonstrators in the streets of France, while the unions claim more than 3.5 million.

Iranian Resistance-hosted conference on International Women's Day on March 4th, 2023 in Brussels. Renowned female leaders from Europe and the US attended the conference. The focus was on the leading role of women in the Iranian people's revolution and their struggle against Iran's misogynistic regime. The keynote speaker was Maryam Rajavi, president-elect of the National Council of Resistance of Iran.

A group of civic groups on March 7 condemned the government's plan to compensate victims of Japan's wartime forced labor on its own, saying the decision amounts to national humiliation similar to Korea's 1910 forced annexation by Japan. The government of President Yoon Suk Yeol announced the plan March 6 in an effort to restore strained relations with Tokyo. It calls for establishing a foundation charged with collecting public donations and compensating more than a dozen victims. Critics, including some victims, civic groups and the main opposition Democratic Party, bristled strongly at the decision, arguing that it makes no sense to compensate victims with public donations, rather than money from Japanese companies that exploited them for…

General strike prevailed in the schools of the Palestinian governorates in the West Bank and occupied Jerusalem. The strike included the directorates of education and the ministry’s headquarters in the various governorates, demanding the rights of teachers. This came after the General Union of Palestinian Teachers announced, yesterday, Monday, this step in the framework of the protests and the rejection of the government’s decisions related to the payment of allowances. Without adhering to signed agreements.

In the weekend leading up to International Women's Day, 'Feminist March', an intersectional organization organized for the first time, not a Women's march, but a Feminist march. The organization is calling for an even more inclusive movement because not only women are the victims of patriarchy. Thousands of people gathered at the Dam Square in the city center to make a collective sound heard.

People demonstrated for peace and against all wars at the Old Port in Marseille.

A group of young people and students gathered in the center of The Hague, to carry out a read-in action, to keep demanding better climate policy and to stop the destruction of the lands of MAPA (Most Affected Peoples and Areas). The action consists in sitting on the floor and pretends reading a book about the climate, under one of the billboards, announcing the next Dutch municipal elections. The climate young organization #FridaysForFuture created by Greta Thunberg organized this action in the Dutch city.

Rescue van from the Bataillon des Marins Pompiers de Marseille (BMPM).

Teachers demonstrated for their right to fight for better conditions in their teaching career as they have now been summoned to minimum services because of the years of service that were frozen and lost during the economic crisis years.

The Pipe Laying Vessel (PLV) Castorone, docked in the French Mediterranean port of Marseille for maintenance and repairs, spits an impressive cloud of black smoke.

Scores of Israeli settlers went on a violent rampage in the northern West Bank, setting cars and homes on fire after two settlers were killed by a Palestinian gunman. Palestinian officials say one man was killed and four others were badly wounded.

Ukrainians from France and their supporters demonstrated before the Russian Consulate in Marseille to protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine after a year of war.

Various groups of protesters participated in a march in Central London, calling for freedom and peace in Ukraine and Iran.

Aluminum Factory is very common in Bangladesh where different kinds of pot and jar made from aluminum. Such industry creates a sound source of employment. Among these workers many of them are children aged less than 15 years.

Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission attended the opening ceremony of the academic year at the University of Palermo (Università di Palermo, UNIPA), with an inaugural speech. The President was welcomed by Professor Massimo Midiri, Rector of UNIPA.

Maritime Affairs Patroller in Marseille, France.

While the country is experiencing a social crisis, transphobic attacks do not stop. To date, at least seven trans women in Peru have been murdered. Organizations and collectives called for a march in Lima and several regions in order to demand speed in investigations and justice for the victims.

The Tour De Ambulance is a traveling exhibition featuring an ambulance that was destroyed in Kharkiv, Ukraine, and tells the stories of 12 medics who were killed in the line of duty. It was created by 'Stichting Zeilen van Vrijheid' (Sails of Freedom), which was founded in March 2022 to send ambulances and medical equipment to war-torn Ukraine. An estimated 65,000 Ukrainian refugees (aged 15 to 64) are currently living in the Netherlands.

Orange Velodrome Stadium in Marseille, France.

Several hundreds of people demonstrated in Paris, Lyon and Marseille against the immigration bill and against the Administrative Detention Centers (CRA), demanding the regularization of undocumented migrants.

The Toulon - Toulouse rugby match, for the Top 14, is played at the Stade Orange Velodrome in Marseille on Saturday February 18, 2023 at 9:05 p.m.

26 Galeries Lafayette stores in the region will be placed under court safeguard and not placed in receivership as previously announced. Michel Ohayon, who controls these stores, specifies that their situation is healthy and that there is no cessation of payment. This does not concern Galeries Lafayette in Paris on boulevard Haussmann, which does not belong to the same group.