Protesters erupt in Germany, defy coronavirus curbs

China has asked its state firms in Myanmar to evacuate non-essential staff following attacks on Chinese factories and businesses by anti-coup protesters, who accused Beijing of backing the military junta that ousted the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi last month.

China asks its state firms in Myanmar to evacuate non-essential staff: Report 

Myanmar's most powerful Buddhist monks' association called on the junta to end violence against protesters and accused an 'armed minority' of torture and killing innocent civilians since last month's coup, media said on Wednesday.

After bloody crackdown, Myanmar Buddhist group signals break with authorities  

Angry protesters used burning tyres to block roads in parts of Beirut on Tuesday as the Lebanese pound crashed past a new milestone in its plunge against the dollar, losing most of its value as the country's financial meltdown worsens.

Lebanon protesters back on streets as pound loses 90% of its value 

Myanmar security forces fired tear gas and surrounded hundreds of anti-junta protesters at two places in Yangon on Wednesday, witnesses said, prompting the US Embassy to call for their withdrawal.

Myanmar security forces surround, arrest protesters as US calls for withdrawal 

19 Myanmar police officers have crossed over the border into northeastern India to escape taking orders from a military junta that is trying to suppress protests against last month's coup, an Indian police official said on Thursday.

19 Myanmar police officers seek refuge in India rather than carry out junta's orders

Myanmar security forces opened fire on protesters against military rule on Wednesday, killing 18 people, witnesses and media reported, a day after neighbouring countries called for restraint and offered to help Myanmar resolve the crisis.

18 die as cops shoot protesters in Tiananmen Square-like Myanmar suppression

The military has been controlling Myanmar for a month now. After a slow start, the pro-democracy protests have strengthened. Thousands of citizens have been taking to the streets.

'Myanmar's junta using digital weapons’ arsenal against protesters'

Pope Francis said on Wednesday the hopes of the people of Myanmar cannot be 'suffocated by violence' and again called for the release of political prisoners. At least 30 people have been killed since a coup on February 1.

Now, Pope calls for release of political prisoners in Myanmar 

Protesters blocked roads with burning tyres and dumpsters across Lebanon on Tuesday after the currency tumbled to a new low in a financial meltdown that has fueled poverty.

Protesters shut down roads as Lebanon pound hits all-time low

Myanmar police is a clash with the protesters in the city of Delaware and also Yangon for the second consecutive day today. According to reports several protesters that actually being gun down and left wounded.

Myanmar: Protesters clash with police for the 2nd consecutive day

The foreign ministers of the Group of Seven most developed countries on Tuesday 'firmly condemned' the deadly use of force by Myanmar's military against people protesting a coup.

G7 'firmly condemns' Myanmar coup, use of force against protesters

Police charged protesters who threw stones and bottles at officers and neighbours in Spanish cities on Friday in the fourth night of clashes after a rapper was jailed for glorifying terrorism and insulting royalty in his songs.

Protesters throw stones at police and neighbours over jailed Spanish rapper

A group of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer/questioning (LGBTQ) protesters rallied on Yangon's streets against the military coup and ousting of elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Friday (February 19).

Myanmar LGBTQ protesters take to streets against military coup

In a stern warning to the anti-coup protesters, Myanmar's military said the agitators could face up to 20 years in prison if they obstruct the armed forces anywhere across the country.

Under new law, Myanmar protesters to face up to 20 years in prison

As a video shows Russian authorities are struggling to accommodate thousands of protesters arrested during the rallies sparked by the arrest of the opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

Russia: Protesters packed into small cells with poor facilities

Hundreds of protesters gathered in Prague, Czech Republic on Sunday with empty beer glasses to rally against the closing of pubs and restaurants in the country.

Czechs wave empty beer mugs in lockdown protest

Several people were injured in New York City on Friday after a car plowed into protesters. A group of 50 or so people was protesting in Manhattan, and were hit by a car - as reported by New York City police and local media.

Several injured after car rams into Black Lives Matter protesters in New York City

Hundreds of people took to the streets of Rio de Janeiro & Sao Paulo demanding justice for influencer and model Mariana Ferrer.

Brazil: Protesters demand justice for model Mariana Ferrer

Traffic came to a standstill in Buenos Aires on Sunday (November 9) as large crowds turned out on foot and in their cars to protest against the government of President Alberto Fernandez.

Drone video shows massive protest in Buenos Aires against Fernandez's government

Tens of thousands of pro-democracy protesters gathered again in Thailand's capital Bangkok on Thursday in mass defiance of the government which had issued a decree banning demonstrations.

Thailand protest: 1000 protesters defy sweeping crackdown

Belarusians living in Brussels held a candlelight vigil on Monday (August 31) to show solidarity with protesters in their country demanding President Alexander Lukashenko's resignation.

Protesters hold candlelight vigil outside Belarus embassy in Brussels

Hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires on Thursday (July 9) to protest against the national government and the quarantine measures imposed in the city, during Argentina's independence day amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Argentines protest against strict lockdown measures

Dozens of demonstrators participated in a regular lunchtime protest on Monday (July 6), raising blank pieces of white paper to avoid slogans banned under the new national security law.

Hong Kong protesters raise blank papers to avoid slogans banned under security law

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