Our reporters are on the ground both inside the DNC and at protests surrounding it, bringing us what's happening. Here's a report about Sunday and Monday's events from artist Don Colley and reporter Shawn Mulcahy. https://lnkd.in/gAbQKNHK
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𝗗𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝗺𝗶𝘀𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝟮 𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗮𝘄𝗮𝘆𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀! Nancy Pelosi, former Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, a position that is the 2nd in the line of succession, should anything happen to the President of the United States, said she would like the FBI to investigate ceasefire protests, because she thinks "for them to call for a ceasefire is Mr. Putin's message. Make no mistake.", regarding protests to stop the funding the war in Gaza. It is more plausible to her, that although she believes some proteststors are sincere, it is more likely that Russia is financing the organization of protests to disrupt and destabilize the US. There are two VERY important takeaways from this. First, the right to protest is a Constitutionally protected right and is a fundamental core of the United States of America, from its very founding. And secondly, and perhaps most importantly, our American politicians think if people are showing up in such large numbers as they are to protest, it must be because of a foreign government's influence, not because you actually care enough to get involved. Think about that. Speak up! Stand up! Show up! PS: watch the full interview in the comments, and see how she really doesn't answer the questions asked but skillfully dances and deflects to what she wants to say, like most politicians. - we need real change. #humanity #challengethestatusquo #realchange #ceasefire #politics
Nancy Pelosi seeks FBI probe into protesters calling for a cease-fire in Gaza
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On June 12th, during the ongoing anti-government protests in Yerevan, police used brute force, including the deployment of dozens of smoke and stun grenades aimed directly at people in the crowd, injuring almost a hundred people, including journalists from a number of news services. Law enforcement claims that police suffered minor injuries. Alarmingly, the authorities, along with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, have defended these police actions. As we have stated numerous times over, freedom of speech and assembly are fundamental human rights and core principles of inclusive and equitable societies. They are also critical tools for genocide prevention, as these rights empower individuals and communities to speak out against injustices and demand accountability from their governments. By ensuring that people can voice their concerns and mobilize collectively, societies are better equipped to address and mitigate factors contributing to genocidal processes. Thus, the Lemkin Institute is disturbed by the aggressive dispersal tactics used against protesters and journalists in Yerevan on June 12, which contradict Armenia's proclaimed commitment to peace, democratic principles, and human rights. This commitment should mean safeguarding the right to peaceful assembly and free speech, not suppressing dissent through violence and bloodshed. To read more, read the original article on our news blog: https://lnkd.in/e8yarK-J
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Protestors launched a large balloon over JFK airport in an anti-Israel protest, trying to get the airport shut down. Traditional media didn’t pick it up, but Visegrad24 did - in fact, they broke the story, leading to a full-blown FBI investigation. Listen to the latest episode of Invested with Michael Eisenberg for Stefan Tompson’s take on what happened, the power of citizen journalism, why we need it, and what a future looks like when we turn to each other, rather than traditional media, for the truth. Link in the first comments👇🏼
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🔴 Breaking News 🔴 The recent events in Bristol have seen seven individuals get arrested after forming a barricade outside a defense factory. Their actions have sparked a serious conversation about the implications of such protests. It's important for our community to come together and discuss the impact of these events on our city. Let's engage in constructive dialogue to understand the different perspectives and work towards a peaceful and sustainable resolution. #BristolProtests #CommunityDialogue #SocialImpact https://ift.tt/XBtrQzh
🔴 Breaking News 🔴 The recent events in Bristol have seen seven individuals get arrested after forming a barricade outside a defense factory. Their actions have sparked a serious conversation about the implications of such protests. It's important for our community to come together and discuss the impact of these events on our city. Let's engage in constructive dialogue to understand the di...
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The power of misinformation can turn a spark into a wildfire. The recent events in the UK are a stark reminder of how unchecked rumors can spiral into chaos and violence. 📉 Society's faith in accurate information is at an all-time low, and the rise of far-right protests after a tragic incident only underscores this issue. Authorities are now mobilizing to handle these protests, but the root cause remains unchecked misinformation. It’s crucial that we, as global citizens, double down on our efforts to verify sources and promote truth. 🛡 Let's use our collective faith and wisdom to build a more informed, united world. Read more about the unfolding situation and its implications: [Article Link] Check this out: https://lnkd.in/gEQy_g5f
UK police mobilise for far-right protests after third night of riots
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Read my insights on the growing civil unrest in Tbilisi and protests against the foreign agent law, over at The Conversation Australia + NZ.
‘We do not want to be like Russia’: a first-hand account of Georgia’s fight for democracy
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🚨 STATEMENT: We unequivocally condemn the recent wave of abductions targeting citizens involved in the #RejectFinanceBill2024 protests. Over the last 5 days, 12 abductions have taken place, with an alarming surge last night. These acts are gross violations of human rights, constituting arbitrary arrests and enforced disappearances, as prohibited under Article 29 of the Kenyan Constitution, 2010. https://lnkd.in/dAcE2RRS #ProtectTheProtest
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There are many ways to support those in need in times like this, particularly if you’re frightened for your own safety and don’t wish to attend any protests/counter protests that you feel directly place you or your family “in harms way” - this list is in no way exhaustive, but offer some ideas: - check in on your friends - offer a safe space, in your home or a place you’re comfortable with - offer food/water/medical supplies - turn your gaze away from the people causing trouble, and towards those who are potentially on the receiving end of harm by taking them away from the situation - disengage in aggressive conversations - challenge your friends and colleagues with diplomacy - clean up the streets or areas that have been affected in your community - message your MPs and local police - report hateful pages
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CPJ has compiled a set of #JournalistSafety resources to help journalists anticipate and plan for some risks involved with covering protests, civil unrest, and other unpredictable crowds. Review them here: https://lnkd.in/gjW6MYWu #CPJEmergencies #Protests #PressFreedom
Resources for journalists covering protests - Committee to Protect Journalists
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As more extreme elements latch on to what would otherwise be peaceful protests, it becomes more important than ever to research and assess the risks for any trip you may be planning. Even generally safe locations can present significant challenges, especially if your itinerary incorporates meetings or functions in an area that will be affected by a demonstration or protest. Understanding this can allow you to mitigate these risks with simple adjustments such as moving the venue or, changing the date of the meeting or even postponing the trip. https://vist.ly/iw6c #VIPSecurity #HNWIs #CloseProtection #TravelSecurity #FilmSetSecurity #ResidentialSecurity #RiskManagement #SuperyachtSecurity #ExecutiveProtection #EventSecurity #Protests #Demonstrations #PersonalSecurity
Europe's far right joins rallying cry against antisemitism, unsettling some Jews
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