Haitians commemorate Dessalines Day with massive mobilizations
Multitudinous mobilizations were held across Haiti on Dessalines Day to continue demanding the resignation of President Jovenel Moïse
Australian political leaders oppose extradition of Assange to the US
Two legislators voiced concerns about Australian sovereignty in the Assange case and have demanded that the government oppose any attempt at extradition
Police attack protest by French firefighters
The firefighters were demanding the abolition of pension reform and a risk bonus, in addition to a recruitment drive. Less than one sixth of firefighters in France are permanent employees
When the people stand up, imperialism trembles: Thomas Sankara
On October 15, 1987, Burkinabé revolutionary; Thomas Sankara was brutally assassinated by in Ouagadougou, at the age of 37.
Mauna Kea activists complete three months of blockade
Indigenous activists continue to occupy the main access road and have received massive support from within and outside Hawaii, despite aggressive responses by the government
Chilean students hop turnstiles in protest against transportation fare increase
With the recent hike, the users of the Chilean public transportation services pay some of the highest fares in the region
Saudis retake Aden as reports of talks with the Houthis surface
The Saudis took over the city of Aden after its ally, the government of Abd-Raboo Mansour Hadi, and the UAE-backed separatist Southern Transitional Council reached an agreement
Over 500,000 women, queers and gender dissidents participated in historic encounter
Women, queer people and gender dissidents from across the globe took part in the annual encounter to engage in workshops, discussions and mobilizations