World: People will be protesting against GOP's policies, which according to them will undermine the women's rights, immigrants, the LGBTQ+ community, and racial minorities.

People's March highlights: Protest kicks off in Washington DC, chanting 'Stand up, rise up!’

Anti-Israel protesters disrupt Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York, 25 arrested

Watch | Church group protests against 90-foot Lord Hanuman statue in US, calls it 'demon god'

Thousands of people mostly from women's rights group took to the streets in Paris on Sunday to protest against the far-right National Rally (RN) party ahead of the upcoming snap parliamentary elections. Watch in for more details!

France elections: Protesters fear threat to reproductive rights

‘Long Live Intifada’: Protesters raise slogans outside exhibit memorialising Nova festival victims in NYC

Iran's Khamenei says anti-Israel US campus protesters are 'on right side of history'

Police and pro-Palestinian protesters clash at UCLA after new encampments erected

Columbia University suspends student protesters for defiance of ultimatum to disperse

US campus protests: Speaker Johnson heckled by protesters amid encampments and violent clashes

Farmers' protest 2.0: Protesters block trains, demand PM Modi to intervene

HIV protesters barge into US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's office

New York has agreed to pay a sum of more than 13 million dollars to racial injustice demonstrators who had filed a lawsuit against it. The lawsuit was filed in the Manhattan federal court on Wednesday, by roughly 1,300 people who took part in the black lives matter protests three years ago. These people alleged that they were arrested or beaten for taking part in the racial injustice demonstrations. As per the conditions laid, protesters who were subjected to excessive police force will be eligible for compensation of over 9000 dollars. However, certain exceptions have been mentioned in the lawsuit. The agreement allows New York City’s administration to avoid a trial that could be both expensive and politically fraught.

New York set to pay historic compensation to George Floyd protesters

New York Administration might be on its way to paying the most expensive payout ever awarded in a lawsuit over mass arrests. It has agreed to pay a sum of more than 13 million dollars to racial injustice demonstrators who had filed a lawsuit against them. The lawsuit was filed in the Manhattan Federal Court on Wednesday by roughly 1,300 people who took part in the Black Lives Matter protests three years ago. These people alleged that they were arrested or they were beaten for taking part in the racial injustice demonstrations. The lawsuit focuses on 18 of the numerous protests which swept not only across the city but the entire country following the killing of George Floyd.

New York to pay over $13 million compensation to Black Lives Matters protesters

Protesters torch Sweden's embassy in Baghdad ahead of planned burning of Quran

Climate change protesters throw paint at headquarters of TotalEnergies in the UK

Protesters in Lebanon have attacked several bank buildings, set tyres alight and smashed windows to demand their money back.

Protesters in Lebanon vandalise banks, demand their money back

Thousands of protesters rally against 'foreign agent' bill in Georgia

Water cannon, tear gas | Protesters, police clash in Georgia over 'foreign agents' law

23 protesters face terrorism charges over Atlanta ‘Cop City’ demonstration

Scores of Israeli protesters clashed with police outside a Tel Aviv Hair Salon, hosting PM Benjamin Netanyahu's wife. Sara Netanyahu was seen being led away and taken off and driven off from the scene as police attempted to disperse the protesters.

Israeli Protesters Confront Benjamin Netanyahu's Wife Outside Tel Aviv Hair Salon

Amid a wave of anti-regime protest in Iran, reports of a massive security crackdown are building especially in the rest of Zahedan city. Reports say there's a heavy presence of Iranian security forces in the city.

Iran: Massive security buildup in Zahedan worries protesters of another crackdown

Iran government has sentenced three more anti-government protesters to death on charges of ‘waging war on God’ amid international criticism.

Iran sentences three more protesters to death

Police used tear gas to disperse protesters trying to approach Peru's Congress headquarters on Wednesday, as thousands took to the streets two weeks after a wave of deadly protests over the ousting of former President Pedro Castillo.

Peru Police use tear gas to disperse protesters

Hundreds protest in Greece against police brutality after teen’s slaying in pursuit

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