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Activist group 'Defend Our Juries' held a demonstration supporting the de-prescription of 'Palestine Action' as a terrorist organisation. People gathered in Tavistock Square, London holding handwritten signs saying, “I support Palestine Action.” Being a member of or showing support for a prescribed organisation can lead to prosecution under the 2000 terrorist act.
Organized by the Climáximo and Student Climate Strike movements, which are fighting to end fossil fuels and promote a more environmentally friendly future, this protest and march began in Largo Camões and ended in front of the Assembly of the Republic in Lisbon, where the next steps in the fight against pollutants will soon be debated in a popular assembly.
The Climáximo and Student Climate Strike movements, which are fighting to end fossil fuels and promote a more environmentally friendly future, this protest and march began in Largo Camões and ended in front of the Assembly of the Republic in Lisbon, where the next steps in the fight against pollutants will soon be debated in a popular assembly.
A silent march in Marseille to pay tribute to Mehdi Kessaci took place, at the site of the tragedy where he was killed. Participants were asked to wear white to support the family and express their rejection of drug trafficking. The march was a moment of mobilization to demand justice for Mehdi Kessaci and to defend the values of the Republic.
The Christmas parade opens the Christmas market in Gdańsk, which last year was recognised as the most beautiful in Europe. Actors in costume walked through the streets of the city on stilts. Musicians walked alongside them. They were accompanied by a crowd of residents and tourists. Visitors to the market can enjoy stalls offering handicrafts, gifts and Christmas treats from around the world. The market will last until 23 December.
People gathered on the Tavistock Square, London to show their support to the Palestine Action because earlier this year it was listed as a proscribed terrorist organisation. Since, it happened supporters gather monthly to oppose the government decision.
Protesters marched in London to oppose the government’s proposed mandatory digital ID scheme, warning it threatens privacy, freedom, and civil liberties. The demonstration brought together a cross-section of citizens demanding that identity not become a tool of surveillance and control.
On Birzhevaya Square, unknown individuals wrote the words To Moscow and Occupier. Odessa is against on wooden structures behind which a monument to Russian writer Alexander Pushkin is hidden. They are probably expressing their dissatisfaction with the presence of a monument to the Russian writer in the center of a Ukrainian city.
Scores of Palestine Action protestors were arrested at the Peace Garden in Tavistock Square for holding up signs in support of the proscribed group. The mass action is part of a renewed nationwide campaign leading up to the judicial review of the Palestine Action ban under the Terrorism Act next week.
Activists gather at Flinders Street Station for the Trans Day of Resistance 2025 rally calling for trans rights and community safety. Demonstrators demand an end to discrimination, expanded access to gender-affirming healthcare and the removal of police from LGBTQ+ events. The rally also expresses solidarity with detained migrants and international human rights causes. Organizers encourage broad participation as part of an ongoing movement for trans liberation.
Migrant students put on dazzling traditional dances and participated in lively sports games to celebrate World Children's Day. The event was organized collaboratively by 13 schools managed by the Burmese Migrant Workers Education Committee (BMWEC).
Around 5,000 protesters gathered at Independence Square in Vilnius to voice concerns over the government's appointment of anti-democratic figures to key positions, including the controversial Culture Ministry. The rally, organized by the Cultural Assembly under the We Are Culture campaign, drew support from artists, farmers, educators, and citizens across sectors, all demanding accountability and protection of Lithuania's democratic values. Demonstrators carried flags and placards with messages defending the republic against what organizers described as threats from anti-Semitic, pro-Russian political movements.
The actress and model revealed that silicone breast implants lead her to mental fog and constant chronic pain in her back, chest, neck and shoulders which ultimately lead her to surgically remove the silicone breast implants. she said that as an actress it is important to be recognised for the acting talent rather than focussing only on female actor's physical beauty.
A high-profile conference at the Maison Internationale des Associations gathered UN experts, Swiss parliamentarians, former political prisoners, and eyewitnesses to address the record surge of executions in Iran in 2025. The event followed the UN General Assembly Third Committee’s resolution condemning Iran’s human rights violations on November 19, 2025, and called for UN Security Council action, international inspections of Iranian prisons, and accountability for the 1988 Massacre (November 20, 2025).
A handful of women gathered outside the Home Office in an anti-immigration protest dubbed the Pink Protest as it was led by the so-called ‘Pink Ladies. The movement claims to be protecting women and children against violence, rape and abuse from migrants and immigration.
Children who have suffered as a result of the war and are undergoing treatment and rehabilitation in Lviv, attend the psychosocial art therapy event Unbreakable Hearts of Ukraine on the occasion of International Children's Day at St. Nicholas Children's Hospital. The event program included an educational block where children were told about their rights, art therapy with coloring shoppers and drawing with pencils, and festive treats. St. Nicholas Hospital is currently treating several hundred children, including internally displaced children, children with injuries and developmental disabilities caused by the war. The event draws attention to the violation of children's rights during the war and Russia's war crimes against children, and also…
